Large Silver Scarab with Lapiz Lazuli

The scarab beetle was a symbol of regeneration, transformation, renewal, and resurrection in ancient Egypt. It was also connected to the sun God Ra, who renews the sun daily by rolling it across the sky during daytime. The beetle was seen as a reflection of the heavenly cycle and represented the idea of rebirth or regeneration. The Egyptian God Khepri, Ra as the rising sun, was often depicted as a scarab beetle or as a scarab beetle-headed man. Egyptians believed that by replacing the heart of a dead body with a scarab beetle stone, the deceased would resurrect in the afterlife. The beetle is also known to symbolize good luck.

Lapis lazuli is a spiritual stone that has been used for centuries to signify wisdom, truth, power, and vision. It can enhance communication, self-expression, honesty, and psychic abilities. It can also release stress, bring peace, harmony, and inner enlightenment. Lapis lazuli is associated with the “Medicine Buddha” in Buddhism and represents universal truth.