Step inside the Grand Egyptian Museum’s new King Tutankhamun gallery, featuring over 5,000 treasures. From the iconic golden burial mask to the throne of Tutankhamun, here’s a look at seven stunning artefacts you can’t miss.
1 / 8For the first time, more than 5,000 objects from King Tutankhamun’s tomb are being displayed together at the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Giza, according to Reuters. The long-awaited exhibition lets visitors see the legendary pharaoh’s treasures as they were unearthed over a century ago — glittering symbols of ancient Egypt’s artistry and power. Here are seven striking artefacts that capture the magic of Tutankhamun’s world. (Image: Reuters)
2 / 81. The Iconic Golden Death Mask | The most iconic of all Tutankhamun’s treasures, the gold death mask embodies the ancient Egyptians’ belief in eternal life. It remains the centrepiece of the display — its serene face instantly recognisable around the world. (Image: Reuters)
3 / 82. The Nested Coffins | A highlight of the exhibition, the gilded coffin that once held the boy king’s mummy gleams under museum lights. Crafted with intricate details in gold and glass, it reflects the splendour of Egypt’s 18th dynasty craftsmanship. (Image: Reuters)
4 / 83. The Gilded Chariot |Among the treasures, a ceremonial chariot stands out for its intricate detailing. With elegant curves and golden fittings, it illustrates Egypt’s mastery of design and engineering. (Image: Reuters)
5 / 84. The Throne of Tutankhamun | The beautifully preserved gilded wooden throne features carvings depicting Tutankhamun and Queen Ankhesenamun in a moment of affection — a rare glimpse of tenderness in royal art. (Image: Reuters)
6 / 85. Miniature Shrine to the Gods | Among the sacred artefacts is a miniature shrine covered with hieroglyphics and reliefs. With fine engravings, it guarded the pharaoh’s treasures within the tomb and was likely used for offerings to protect the king’s spirit in the afterlife. (Image: Reuters)
7 / 86. Ancient Weapons | The exhibition also highlights weapons from the collection — including bows, arrows, and ceremonial daggers — offering a glimpse into both the warrior symbolism and daily regalia of the young ruler. (Image: Reuters)
8 / 87. The Ornate Jewellery | Among the artefacts are delicate pieces of jewellery — necklaces, bracelets, and broad collars — that reflect the refined artistry of ancient Egyptian goldsmiths. These adornments combine fine metalwork with vibrant stone inlays, showcasing the luxury and symbolism of royal craftsmanship. (Image: Reuters)
