Egyptian Scarab Ring, 18K yellow gold
A simple, but mighty small ring packed with historic symbol. Scarab, or dung beetle, was a popular symbol in the ancient Egyptian history with its close affiliation to the sun god, Ra. Scarab was used for an amulet (form of protection) and a token to remind the wearer the cycle of life and death. The Egyptian revival era was a period of time when there was a renewed interest in ancient Egyptian styles and it was reflected in some of the jewelery designs in Victorian and Art Deco eras.
Metal: 18K Gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 4.75 US
Gross Weight: 1.5g
Hallmarks: Egyptian hallmarks
Condition: Excellent, pre-owned condition
A simple, but mighty small ring packed with historic symbol. Scarab, or dung beetle, was a popular symbol in the ancient Egyptian history with its close affiliation to the sun god, Ra. Scarab was used for an amulet (form of protection) and a token to remind the wearer the cycle of life and death. The Egyptian revival era was a period of time when there was a renewed interest in ancient Egyptian styles and it was reflected in some of the jewelery designs in Victorian and Art Deco eras.
Metal: 18K Gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 4.75 US
Gross Weight: 1.5g
Hallmarks: Egyptian hallmarks
Condition: Excellent, pre-owned condition
A simple, but mighty small ring packed with historic symbol. Scarab, or dung beetle, was a popular symbol in the ancient Egyptian history with its close affiliation to the sun god, Ra. Scarab was used for an amulet (form of protection) and a token to remind the wearer the cycle of life and death. The Egyptian revival era was a period of time when there was a renewed interest in ancient Egyptian styles and it was reflected in some of the jewelery designs in Victorian and Art Deco eras.
Metal: 18K Gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 4.75 US
Gross Weight: 1.5g
Hallmarks: Egyptian hallmarks
Condition: Excellent, pre-owned condition