A close-up lifestyle shot of a person wearing a delicate beaded antique scarab gemstone bracelet on their wrist, paired with a white graphic t-shirt and blue jeans, set against a light brick wall background.
Vintage Scarab Bracelet
Vintage scarab bracelet with double pearl links and multi-colored carved stones laying flat on a white background
Vintage Scarab Bracelet
A close-up lifestyle shot of a person wearing a delicate beaded antique scarab gemstone bracelet on their wrist, paired with a white graphic t-shirt and blue jeans, set against a light brick wall background.
Vintage Scarab Bracelet
Vintage scarab bracelet with double pearl links and multi-colored carved stones laying flat on a white background
Vintage Scarab Bracelet

Vintage Scarab Bracelet

$250.00

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A small but mighty collection of mid-century scarab bracelets, each handpicked in collaboration with Kat of Stone Cooper, a vintage jewelry expert with 20+ years in the business.

Scarab jewelry became wildly popular in the 1940s through the 1960s, inspired by the fascination with Egyptian motifs after the discovery of King Tut’s tomb. Symbolizing protection, transformation, and good fortune, the scarab motif was reimagined in semi-precious stones, glass, and gold-filled settings - little wearable talismans of luck & longevity.

These vintage scarab bracelets feature genuine stones (which may include tiger’s eye, bloodstone, carnelian, jade, chalcedony, onyx, or quartz), the original etched carvings on the back (for luck and protection), and gold-fill (never gold plated!!!) settings. 

Notes

Length: 7in

Likely Stones: Onyx, Light Amethyst (or Purple Chalcedony), Blue Chalcedony, Carnelian, Green Chalcedony, Tiger’s Eye


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Stone Cooper

At Stone Cooper, jewelry is a method of storytelling. Designer & Owner Katherine (Kat) Sliclen creates pieces that are sustainably and ethically-sourced, specializing in antique and vintage deadstock parts. With a background in metal smithing, Kat hunts through secret warehouses for hours (days?) on end, picking through bead by bead, link by link to find the perfect pieces to repurpose into her own designs. The result is nostalgic jewelry that manages to feel modern & truly unique.