In my novels, the amulet of Queen Lilith is used to represent how it has been used in true history relating to the curse of the blood of Isis. The knotted gold amulet symbolizes the blood tie of souls by marriage, binding them together as bride and groom beyond the grave.
Because of the association between knots and magical power, a symbol of Isis was the Tiet or Tyet – meaning welfare or life, also called the Knot of Isis, Buckle of Isis, or Blood of Isis. The Tiet represents the concept of eternal life or resurrection. The meaning of Blood of Isis is more obscured, but the Tyet was often used as a funerary amulet made of red wood, stone, or glass, so this may have simply been a description of its appearance.
In the graphic novel series, ‘The Epic Journey’ the main character, Rose is given this amulet by her captures to symbolize her now cursed bloodline and possession of her soul – by her new husband King Marduke.
