Rackk & Ruin
Scarab Necklace
Scarab Necklace
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Ancient Egyptians revered the scarab beetle for its seemingly magical strength and mysterious life cycle. Khepri, an Egyptian god of the early morning with the head of a scarab, was believed to push the sun into the sky at the dawn of each day and down to the underworld at dusk, a myth likely inspired by observing scarab beetles pushing balls of dung across the sand.
Scarab amulets lend the power of the this sacred beetle to its wearer, symbolizing creation, life and rebirth.
Please note that we have transitioned to a classic Rolo chain for this necklace, to prioritize durability. This style is shown in the first image.
Materials
Materials
Available in the metals above. The metals we use are recycled.
Measurements
Measurements
Charm is 1" long.
Availability
Availability
Size Guide
Size Guide
Sourcing
Sourcing
About
About
Ancient Egyptians revered the scarab beetle for its seemingly magical strength and mysterious life cycle. Khepri, an Egyptian god of the early morning with the head of a scarab, was believed to push the sun into the sky at the dawn of each day and down to the underworld at dusk, a myth likely inspired by observing scarab beetles pushing balls of dung across the sand.
Right: Funerial Heart Scarab of Hatnefer, serpentinite and gold. Upper Egypt ca. 1492–1473 B.C. The Met Collection.
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