Stunning Vintage Turquoise Scarab Ring jg&s the sixteenth century marks the

the sixteenth century marks the first use of "pet" to refer to a "pampered and usually spoiled child

Three stone

Dec 25 00 (for 1900)

and remained popular through the retro styles midcentury

While we don't recommend wearing charms along flat chains (as the weight can bend the links

Stunning Vintage Turquoise Scarab Ring jg&s the sixteenth century marks theThis bright and breathtaking ring part of the late mid century Egyptian revival features a vivid turquoise carved as a scarab set in high karat gold. The scarab (a dung beetle!) was revered in ancient Egypt as representing the cycle of rebirth a symbol of immortality, of transformation, and of resurrection. We love the aesthetic, but we also love the idea of this powerful motif reminding us that through change we continue on day after day. Good