These insects have been among the oldest amulets in human history. In Ancient Egypt, for example, the scarab beetle was considered a companion of the god Khepri, who embodied the sun. Local magicians believed that the beetle mirrored the cyclical journey of the sun rising and setting, which in turn became a symbol of new life and rebirth.

Since ancient times, scarab talismans were thought to bring luck and happiness into the home. Women used magical objects with the image of this totem creature to enhance fertility, while men carried them to attract wealth and prosperity.

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