SET IN 18ct GOLD 7'' long 18mm wide

The scarab was a powerful symbol of regeneration and transformation for the ancient Egyptians, and was often used as a good luck talisman, which was believed to attract abundance and enhance fertility. Scarab amulets were precious objects to the ancient Egyptians, and were made into beads and incorporated into jewellery from as early as Predynastic times in ancient Egypt. They symbolise creation, rebirth and renewal, and are talismans of good luck. The scarab is still a popular amulet in modern times.

(Antique jewellery/ antique jewelry)

Egyptian Revival: Jewelley that evokes the feeling of ancient Egypt in its use of styles, symbols, and motifs. It was popular in the 19th century when archaeological finds in Egypt were making headlines and filling museums with artifacts, again in the 20th century with the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1925