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Eye of Horus and Scarab Dog Tag – 925 Silver Pendant

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Original price was: $416.00.Current price is: $276.00.

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A rectangular dog tag with raised eye-form, central ring and scarab arranged on a hammered field. Listed Size 51 × 31 mm; published Weight 45 g.

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Description

This Egyptian symbol dog tag arranges an eye-form, a central ring and a scarab beetle vertically on a rectangular textured field. Listed in 925 silver, it has a 51 × 31 mm size reference and a current published weight of 45 g, with a plain reverse balancing the raised front.

A substantial tag with a plain reverse

Material: 925 Silver, as listed
Listed Size: 51 × 31 mm; axes are not separately defined
Published Weight: 45 g
Front: raised symbols on textured field
Reverse: plain brushed surface
Chain: not verified as included

The listed 45 g weight makes chain condition, clasp passage and wearing balance important selection checks.

Read the front as a modern symbol composition

The gallery verifies three distinct raised elements within a rounded rectangular border. The upper eye includes a curved brow and lower marking, the center is an open circular form, and the lower beetle has a segmented body. They are decorative reliefs rather than readable text.

The Met documents wedjat-eye and scarab amulets in ancient Egyptian contexts, including associations with regeneration and protection. This modern pendant is not documented as an archaeological replica or literal hieroglyphic sentence, so those historic associations are presented as background rather than a promised effect.

Check chain passage before pairing

The wide tag and published weight make the suspension loop and chain condition important. Measure the widest part of the chain end, not only the nominal link width, before assuming it will pass through the loop. The pictured chain is styling evidence only.

Wipe the raised border and symbol edges gently. Avoid aggressive polishing over the textured field because flattening its dark contrast would reduce separation between the three reliefs.