Gold and turquoise enamel beetle pendant “Kaerin”

Description

Sublime pendant from the 60s in 18-carat gold representing the lucky symbol of the beetle in gold and turquoise enamel, delicately chiseled and featuring a cartouche of the scarab symbol on the back. Small and elegant, this pendant can be worn as a charm on a bracelet or around the neck, alone or combined with other pendants.
Length: 2.2cm with bail, 1.7cm without
Width: 1cm
Weight: 2.39g
Egyptian hallmark
This unique piece had a previous life in Egypt.

The story: The Egyptian scarab is much more than just a symbol: it is an ancestral lucky charm, full of mystery and spirituality. In Egyptian mythology, he is intimately linked to the god Khepri, the incarnation of the rising sun and renewal. According to tradition, the creator god Ra took the form of the scarab to give birth to the sun and push it through the sky every day, offering the world light and life. For thousands of years, the beetle has accompanied people as a powerful symbol of transformation and rebirth. Used as an amulet, it is said to attract good luck, prosperity and protection. Its connection to the eternal cycle of the sun also makes it a representation of infinite life, perpetual motion, and the ever-renewing creative force.