Scarab Amulet

The Scarab Amulet is an ancient Egyptian symbol often associated with protection, rebirth, and transformation. Shaped like a scarab beetle, it was used in funerary practices to ensure safe passage to the afterlife. Scarabs were believed to represent the sun god Ra, rolling the sun across the sky like a dung ball. These amulets were commonly placed among mummies or worn as jewelry to provide spiritual guidance and guard against evil. Today, they are appreciated as cultural artifacts and symbols of good luck.