Silver ring with Egyptian dung scarab Khepri, symbol of the resurrection and ankh cross on the sides

In ancient Egypt the scarab (called kheperer, a term similar to that of the god Khepri who represented the sun) was the symbol of the resurrection. The sun god that rose in the morning was imagined in the form of the dung beetle (Scarabeus sacer) or a man with a scarab instead of a head.
Hypoallergenic 925 ‰ silver ring. The surface is partially burnished to highlight the decoration, and it is neither treated nor plated so it guarantees its beauty over the years.