Cleopatra was the
last pharaoh of Egypt. She ruled alongside her brother between 51-30 B.C. after
their father's death. Egyptian tradition required Cleopatra to marry her
younger brother to keep status of ruler. Over the course of her reign, she was
believed to be one of the most powerful female pharaohs in the Egyptian
patriarchal society. She engaged in a relationship Julius Caesar and had a son,
then with Marc Anthony and bore three children.
To the left is a gold box ring
On the right is a gold bracelet featuring two serpents that symbolizes protection.
Blue portrait print of Cleopatra VII
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