The Egyptian pyramids still remain one of the most mysterious buildings in human history. The number of theories of their origin is simply enormous.
During excavations in 1860, the famous French Egyptologist P. Dagren discovered an unusual ring. This fragile object, which was several thousand years old, has intrigued many researchers.
As a result of numerous experiments, a hypothesis was put forward that the unusual decoration was originally from Atlantis.
This amazing and unsuitable artifact for Egyptian culture is rumored to have unusual properties. Curved geometric shapes are set and balanced in a specific order.
According to the carriers of the copy of the Atlantean ring, the product emits waves unknown to us, giving protection from any external aggression. It doesn't sound very plausible, however, the British archaeologist G. Carter spoke about the amazing protective properties of the Atlantis ring.
According to some reports, he made himself a copy of the Atlantean ring and never parted with an unusual piece of jewelry. Rumor has it that it was this ring that helped Carter survive the curse of Tutankhamun, which struck several of his colleagues at the opening of the tomb.
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