Scarab novelty ring
A novelty ring with an Egyptian scarab design.
The scarab was a powerful amulet (good luck charm) symbolising regeneration and was used a great deal by the Egyptians in their jewellery. It was often inscribed with further amulet signs to protect the wearer.
Ideal as a souvenir gift.
More about scarabs
In ancient Egypt, the scarab (dung beetle) was associated with the rising sun and eternal existence. This is because the insect pushes a ball of dung around - and the Egyptians thought the sun was propelled around the earth in the same way, by a giant beetle.
- Product Code: CMCN329540
- Dimension: 2.4cm x 2.4cm x 1cm
- SUBTITLE: British Museum
- Exhibition: Ancient lives
- Illustrations: Ancient lives
- Details: Made from lead-free pewter plated in 22ct gold. Supplied with a historical information card.
- Weight: 0.01 Kg
A novelty ring with an Egyptian scarab design.
The scarab was a powerful amulet (good luck charm) symbolising regeneration and was used a great deal by the Egyptians in their jewellery. It was often inscribed with further amulet signs to protect the wearer.
Ideal as a souvenir gift.
More about scarabs
In ancient Egypt, the scarab (dung beetle) was associated with the rising sun and eternal existence. This is because the insect pushes a ball of dung around - and the Egyptians thought the sun was propelled around the earth in the same way, by a giant beetle.
- Product Code: CMCN329540
- Weight: 0.01 Kg
