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Jewelry  >  Necklaces and Pendants  >  Gold and Silver Pendants  
Sale - Hatshepsut Scarab Pendant
Hatshepsut Scarab Pendant
ENLARGE

The Egyptians regarded scarabs, or beetles, as symbols of self-creation and used them as protective amulets. Our pendant is based on an original scarab (Dynasty 18, about 1473–1458 B.C.) that was found in the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in the area of Deir el-Bahari in Thebes and bears her cartouche on the reverse.

24K gold plate. Pendant length 13/16 in., chain length 18 in.

Original price $35

Hatshepsut Scarab Pendant
09-065103
Member Price: $23.63 each
Non-Member Price: $26.25 each


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