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This ornate necklace features an Egyptian scarab from the Getty Museum collection. The pendant is a scarab reproduction with detailed carvings and etchings on each side. Designed exclusively for the Getty and made in the USA.
Available in turquoise and cobalt.
- Dimensions: Chain Length: L 16 inches L
- Extender: 2 Inches
- Pendant Length: 3/4 Inch L
- Pendant Width: 1/4 Inch W
- Materials: Glass, 24K gold-plate, brass, lobster closure
- Made in the USA
- Item #: 107Q & 107K
Carved scarabs, modeled after the dung beetle, were a potent symbol of rebirth, resurrection, and the life-giving sun in ancient Egypt and Nubia. This association made scarabs one of the most popular amuletic adornments throughout these civilizations. Typically pierced and fashioned as a ring or pendant, their significance through time yielded more diversity in material and craftsmanship. Gold swivel rings were designed to flip between a delicately incised scarab or a stamp seal on the opposing side. The carvings displayed on the intaglio underside were believed to imbue magical qualities that shielded their wearers from malevolent forces. Heart scarabs, an inscribed funerary amulet placed near a mummy's heart, afforded powerful protection to the deceased.
Scarab. 4th-3rd century BCE
Almandine Garnet, 0.8 × 1.1 × 0.8 cm (5/16 × 7/16 × 5/16 in.)
J. Paul Getty Museum, 81.AN.76.142
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