Ancient Egyptian sacred symbols are often used as talismans. The most recognizable among them are the "all-seeing eye of Ra", the cross with the loop "Ankh" and the beetle of the scarab. The value of the talisman in the form of a sacred insect is quite extensive. Such an amulet can be used as a universal, applying it to achieve a variety of purposes.
The value of the mascot of a scarab beetle
Ancient Egyptians often made beetles of gold, covering his shell with blue or green enamel and decorating with precious stones. This was done to strengthen the sacred authority of the scarab as a solar symbol. And gold, as you know, is a "sunny" metal. The precious beetle was the embodiment of divine power, which was guaranteed to be given to its owner. Hence the universality of the value of the talisman in the modern interpretation, because the strength can be used to influence any life spheres. Therefore, we can expect assistance from the scarab in the augmentation of finance, the treatment of diseases, the acquisition of happiness and luck , protection from the intrigues of enemies. As a talisman, you can use a statuette in the form of this insect, a keychain for cars or houses, any thing with the image of a beetle.
How to make a talisman beetle a scarab with your own hands?
Most often as a talisman, a scarab beetle is used as a pendant for a necklace, a bracelet, as an inset in a ring. They can be made on their own, for example, molded out of polymer clay and painted with acrylic paints "for gold." You can make a beautiful pendant of golden wire, which is not very difficult with a knack and a minimal set of tools. The statuette of a beetle can be cut from a tree or also fashioned from clay. The image of the scarab can be embroidered with red and gold threads on clothes, a scarf, a bag, etc.
Scarab beetle embroidery scheme: