Urey

 Urey - decoration, made in the form of a small gilded snake. Is a distinctive sign of royal power in ancient Egypt, was attached to the wig, beard and headgear of the pharaohs. The snake symbolizes the goddess Wadjet the cobra, which was considered the patron of Lower Egypt. The first uraeus was found by archaeologists in excavations at Saqqara, the village about 30 km from the capital of Egypt, Cairo. He was cast in an ingot of gold and decorated with inlays of turquoise ilyapis lazuli, carnelian and granite.