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Egyptian Scarab Pectoral Brooch - Egyptian New Kingdom, Museum reproductions 1570-1070 B.C. Egyptian Scarab Pectoral Brooch Vg preownd item NEW KINGDOM 1570-1070 B.C. In ancient Egyptian religion the scarab was a symbol of immortality & resurrection, The original gold pectoral was found in the tomb of king Tut-ankh-amun. Brooch measures 1.25"H x 1.75"W. Third picture is of the back. Our brooch features a genuine Lapis cabochon in the center, and is made from pewter which is plated with 18K gold for a beautiful, long lasting finish. A representation of the sun-god Khepri, the scarab rolls the all powerful sun across the heavens, symbolizing rebirth and eternal life. He is surrounded by two guardian goddesses, Isis and Nephthys. Ancient Egyptian pectorals, jewelry in the form of a scene, were worn around the neck or as a brooch. The original gold pectoral was found in the tomb of king Tut-ankh-amun. Made in the US by Museum Reproductions whose authorized jewelry is created under license from some of the most prestigious museum collections around the world. We are proud to be the leading source of wholesale jewelry reproductions for 50 years. J2023-132