The Amulet of the Frog

The Amulet of the Frog

The Amulet of the Frog is a symbolization of generation, rebirth, and fertility in ancient Egyptian lore, the  frog goddess was Heket, depicted as a creature or as frog-headed woman. The four male gods of the Ogdoad of Hermopolis were also frog-headed, a symbolisation of their role in the greening and impregnation  of  Egypt at the creation and at the annual flood periods. Frog amulets were  used  to  check rebirth for the cold in the tomb.

The Amulet of the Fingers

The Amulet of the fingers

The amulet of the fingers is involved to represent the two fingers, forefinger and medius, which the god Horus employed in availing his father Osiris up the ladder into Eden, as has been reported above; it is found in the inside of mummies and is usually made of obsidian or hematite.

The Amulet of the Eye of Horus

The Amulet of the Eye of Horus

The Amulet of the Eye of Horus is an secret symbol of Egypt, linked with the deity Horus, who lost an eye in his battle to avenge his father, Osiris, Set caused this wound, and Isis repaired the eye, which was called the healthy eye e'er after. It was thought a right symbol. The Amulet portraying the Horus Eye was fashioned out of blue or green faience or from precious stones.