Gold open-work scarab, pierced longitudinally for attachment to either a ring or necklace. There is a single-line suture and separation between pronotum and elytra, the head is naturalistic, and the open-work legs are finely carved with striations indicating hairs. The reverse is split into two registers. The upper bears an inscription bearing the prenomen of Tuthmosis III in a cartouche, flanked on either side by feathers and royal uraei. On the lower, a central djed pillar is again flanked by a pair of uraei.