M4 Star Burst
The Pharaoh ‘Star Burst’ features a frame in featuring a frame in 24K gold koftgari (the ancient Indian art of inlaying gold or sterling silver in tool steel), and 10,000 year-old fossil Woolly Mammoth tooth inlaid. The clip is machined and blast-polished from tempered stainless steel, with a beautiful engraving bright cut against the matte-finished background. The Pharaoh money clip - inspired by the designs of ancient Egypt - draws on the elegant vessel forms of antiquity to create a simple yet striking range of possibilities, rendered in a variety of our hallmark materials and techniques. An elegant form with an enduring legacy.
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M4 Star Burst
The Pharaoh ‘Star Burst’ features a frame in featuring a frame in 24K gold koftgari (the ancient Indian art of inlaying gold or sterling silver in tool steel), and 10,000 year-old fossil Woolly Mammoth tooth inlaid. The clip is machined and blast-polished from tempered stainless steel, with a beautiful engraving bright cut against the matte-finished background. The Pharaoh money clip - inspired by the designs of ancient Egypt - draws on the elegant vessel forms of antiquity to create a simple yet striking range of possibilities, rendered in a variety of our hallmark materials and techniques. An elegant form with an enduring legacy.
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The Pharaoh ‘Star Burst’ features a frame in featuring a frame in 24K gold koftgari (the ancient Indian art of inlaying gold or sterling silver in tool steel), and 10,000 year-old fossil Woolly Mammoth tooth inlaid. The clip is machined and blast-polished from tempered stainless steel, with a beautiful engraving bright cut against the matte-finished background. The Pharaoh money clip - inspired by the designs of ancient Egypt - draws on the elegant vessel forms of antiquity to create a simple yet striking range of possibilities, rendered in a variety of our hallmark materials and techniques. An elegant form with an enduring legacy.
