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Ancient Egyptian Revival Beaded Scarab Collar Necklace Handmade Statement Piece
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Channel the elegance of ancient royalty with this stunning Egyptian-inspired beaded collar necklace. This handcrafted piece features an intricate blend of gold, blue, white, and black beads, woven together in a mesmerizing pattern reminiscent of traditional Egyptian broad collars worn by pharaohs and queens.
At the center of this statement necklace is a gorgeous turquoise colored scarab stone handcrafted in soapstone that symbolizes protection, renewal, and good fortune. The detailed beadwork cascades beautifully around the neckline, making this a true wearable piece of art.
Features:
✨Handmade with meticulous craftsmanship
✨Multi-strand golden beading with vibrant accents
✨Large turquoise scarab centerpiece for an authentic Egyptian touch
✨Secure vintage-style clasp
✨Perfect for historical fashion lovers, costume events, or bold everyday wear
Whether you're attending a themed party, cosplay event, Renaissance fair, Halloween party or simply want to embrace your inner Cleopatra or Nefertiti, this necklace is a show-stopping addition to any collection.
Condition: Excellent, new unworn condition
Measurements: Approximately 4" wide. 20" circumference at neck. Collar-style fit
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