Anukis was the goddess of the southern border of Egypt in Aswan and the Elephantine island1. She is represented in the form of a woman wearing a low round crown with multiple plumes and was ascribed a maternal role to the king, like Hathor1. Representations of Anukis are very rare and no amulet has been described. There might be one in the British Museum #EA15941, not reproduced. Thus the picture below is not an amulet, but her best known depiction in a faience emblem
Blue and black glaze, broken
H 18.2, W 11.0
New Kingdom, Dynasty 19?
© 2004 Musée du Louvre/
Christian Décamps #E 12696
References
1Wilkinson R H. The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, 2003, Thames & Hudson, p. 138