Ankh

ankh (n) an Egyptian cross, also known as The Key of Life, which combines the male and female symbols of Osiris and Isis. As jewellery it can be worn as a necklace.
anklet (n) an equivalent to a bracelet which is worn around the ankle.

Ankh
The Egyptian symbol for life, love and reincarnation. The symbol features a cross wherein the top portion is an inverted teardrop.
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Ankh
An ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic representing life, or the power to give life. A symbol that looks like a cross with a loop at the top, many Egyptian artifacts depict the gods holding an Ankh.

Ankh
Ancient Egyptian symbol for life adopted by Greek philosophers as the sign for copper. Also called 'Key of Life' and 'Crux Ansata'.
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Two of the most common symbols used in Egyptian jewelry are the Cartouche and the Ankh. The Ankh signifies life in ancient hieroglyphic terms and is a very popular feature seen in most Egyptian jewelry.

Other popular designs were the sacred hawk, the hand of the goddess nut, the ankh, the nefer, the lotus flower and the falcon. The oldest amulet was the sistrum, a protection against evil.

Wearers would hold the scarab dear as a protective charm that could ensure their ability to pass successfully into the afterlife. Other symbols such as the Ankh, representing the force or key of life, or the Eye of Horus, ...

See also: Silver, Stone, Jewel, Jewelry, Metal