Tiyi Scarab Necklace, Khaki

This necklace features a scarab motif, a classic symbol of Ancient Egypt.

Stainless steel necklace with green crystal Miyuki beads

As small objects believed to bring good luck and protection, amulets were very common during the Ancient Egyptian period. Taking the form of various symbols or certain deities, they were found in both funerary jewelry and the adornments of the living. For their wearers, they served as tokens of protection, fertility, power, or even rebirth. The dung beetle is a symbol of rebirth for the dead; a stone scarab was often placed on the chest of mummies, engraved with a formula from the Book of the Dead. The eye is reminiscent of the Udjat eye, a symbol of wholeness and good health.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Keep the jewelry away from dust and moisture. Avoid contact with perfume, chemicals, and cosmetics; do not get the jewelry wet.