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pharaoh StoreAncient Egyptian Scarab Amulet Egyptian Scarab Pandant Scarab necklace Rare BC
☥ Item Description (Short History About Item) ☥With this handcrafted scarab necklace, which features a vivid lapis lazuli stone set in a detailed copper frame and is finished with a durable copper chain, you may enter the realm of ancient Egypt.In ancient Egyptian culture, the scarab was one of the most potent symbols; it represented protection, rebirth, and divine force. It was thought to provide luck, strength, and guidance to the wearer and was worn by pharaohs and carved into amulets. The vivid blue gemstone lapis lazuli, which has traditionally been connected to wisdom and spiritual connection, provides a celestial vibe.
Using natural materials and ancient metalworking processes, this piece is completely created in Egypt. For individuals who enjoy mythology, history, or are just looking for a stylish and functional talisman, this is a meaningful accessory.Highlights of the product include: • Genuine lapis lazuli as the main stone; • Solid copper frame and sturdy chain; • Ancient Egyptian scarab beetle design; • Expertly crafted in Egypt by artisans; • Unisex design, ideal for both men and women.
* Ideal for: Spiritual jewelry enthusiasts, collectors, daily wearers, and scarab beetle held great significance in ancient Egyptian culture and religion. The scarab, specifically the species Scarabaeus sacer, was associated with the sun god Ra and symbolized rebirth, renewal, and transformation.The scarab\'s life cycle was observed by the ancient Egyptians, as they witnessed the beetle rolling balls of dung, burying them in the ground, and later emerging as new beetles. This process was seen as a representation of the sun\'s daily journey across the sky, disappearing at night and rising again in the morning. Consequently, the scarab became a symbol of the sun\'s cycle and was associated with the concept of resurrection and the eternal nature of the soul.Scarab amulets and jewelry were widely worn by both the living and the deceased in ancient Egypt. These amulets were often shaped like beetles and made of various materials, such as faience, stone, or precious metals. They were believed to possess protective and transformative powers, and they were commonly placed on the chest of the deceased during mummification to aid in their journey to the afterlife.The underside of scarab amulets was often inscribed with religious or magical spells, prayers, or the names of deities. These inscriptions were intended to provide the wearer with divine protection, guidance, or specific blessings.The scarab also had a connection to the god Khepri, who was depicted as a man with the head of a scarab beetle. Khepri represented the morning sun, and his name means \"he who comes into being.\" He was associated with creation and rebirth, and his image often appeared in funerary texts and artwork.In addition to its religious and symbolic significance, the scarab beetle had practical importance in ancient Egypt. Scarabs were beneficial insects that helped control pests by feeding on decaying organic matter, including dung. They played a role in maintaining a healthy environment for crops and livestock, which contributed to their positive association with renewal and fertility.Overall, the scarab beetle was a powerful symbol in ancient Egyptian culture, representing the cyclical nature of the sun, rebirth, and the eternal soul. Its image and amulets were widely used for protection and as expressions of faith and belief in the afterlife. The scarab\'s association with the sun and its practical role in the ecosystem further enhanced its significance in Egyptian society
Due to customs procedures in Egypt, some antique-style items may take additional time (5–10 business days) for clearance before shipping. This is outside of my control but I always ensure safe and secure delivery.”Shipment: DHL Fast Shipping 4-12 Days with track number.
Condition: Good Condition As shown in pictures.
Provenance: Stone in the Desert of the Egyptian City of Luxor.
Returns: we refund you money after you return the piece
