Why it's worth it
Cobalt and vermillion scarab swinging from branches you'd find in a tomb.
The Edit
Hand-painted in Colombia on a gold-plated bronze base, the winged scarab pendant layers polychrome enamel in cobalt, teal, and vermillion across a detailed multi-segment silhouette, finished with clustered navy beads and a faceted teardrop drop. The chain is cast in angular, hammered branch-form links — irregular and deliberately rough-edged — connecting to the pendant via lateral arms that extend the scarab's wingspan. Adjustable loop closure at the back.
The details
- Stone
- Enamel
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
Is now a good time?
Now
$218
When we picked it
$109
Lowest we've seen
$109
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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