The scarab was one of the most sacred symbols in ancient Egypt. Associated with Khepri, the god of the rising sun, it represented the eternal cycle of transformation, renewal, and new beginnings. Egyptians wore scarab amulets for protection, placed on the body, carved into rings, pressed into wax seals. To carry a scarab was to carry the promise that something new was always possible.
This one is hand carved from a cultured pearl, its form emerging from the natural luminosity of the stone. The pearlescent sheen shifts as it moves, ivory, cream, the faintest iridescence, giving the scarab a warmth that feels entirely alive. Set with 14k gold components. Each one follows the natural structure of the pearl it came from, which means no two are exactly alike.
A symbol of transformation, worn close.
Made by The Sacred Order
Stone: Cultured Pearl
Metal: 14k yellow gold
Size: Roughly 9/16” x 7/16”
Sold as a solo pendant. For a selection of chains, please click here.
The scarab was one of the most sacred symbols in ancient Egypt. Associated with Khepri, the god of the rising sun, it represented the eternal cycle of transformation, renewal, and new beginnings. Egyptians wore scarab amulets for protection, placed on the body, carved into rings, pressed into wax seals. To carry a scarab was to carry the promise that something new was always possible.
This one is hand carved from a cultured pearl, its form emerging from the natural luminosity of the stone. The pearlescent sheen shifts as it moves, ivory, cream, the faintest iridescence, giving the scarab a warmth that feels entirely alive. Set with 14k gold components. Each one follows the natural structure of the pearl it came from, which means no two are exactly alike.
A symbol of transformation, worn close.
Made by The Sacred Order
Stone: Cultured Pearl
Metal: 14k yellow gold
Size: Roughly 9/16” x 7/16”
Sold as a solo pendant. For a selection of chains, please click here.
