Pendant ‘Sacred Egyptian scarab carrying the Sun’ made by Talc crystal with gold plated large bead and Murano glass-Gold foil

The scarab is one of the oldest Egyptian symbols and has always held a prominent place in Egyptian religion.

Egyptian warriors wore a scarab as a talisman to give them strength in battle.
Women wore it to give them fertility.

It symbolized the god Khepri, the god of the rising sun, the renewer of the sun or the one who moved the sun. Sometimes it symbolized Ra, the sun god.
It symbolizes the resurrection and rebirth, the future eternal life of the glorious dead and was believed to bring good luck. They made amulets and jewellery in his image.

There is a correlation between the scarab that carries the sun every day and the myth of Sisyphus.

Wrapped with copper.

Copper is an excellent energy conductor and amplifier especially for precious and semi-precious stones, i.e. crystals.

Each crystal has various properties. And it’s up to you to ask for something specific from what it can offer you.

See all the properties of Talc here.

Some information regarding Murano glass

They are handmade glass beads made in the Murano region of Italy, formerly part of the greater Venice area.
Each bead is handmade and unique.

The types of Murano glass that we use are:

Gold foil – With gold foil encapsulation
Silver foil – With silver foil encapsulation
Fiorato – With painted patterns, usually of flowers, in the glass during the making process
Millefiori – Made of individual sticks with flower patterns, heated at a high temperature until they are joined together.

They are high quality glass so they need care and attention to avoid dropping them as they can break.

The length of the pendant is adjustable.

It is not recommended to be worn under water.