By Satomi Studio
Scarab Pendant
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Why we carry this
Ancient Egyptians were onto something with the scarab. They saw it as a symbol of transformation and rebirth. Khepri, the Sun God, was reincarnated each dawn. Turns out, there's something compelling about carrying that idea around your neck, a small brass reminder that change and renewal aren't just theoretical concepts but actual forces we can invoke.
This one's hand carved from brass and suspended from an 18" sterling silver chain. It sits close enough to feel present without demanding attention. The kind of piece that works as well with intention as it does without - meaningful if you want it to be, simply handsome if you don't.
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