MEN'S HAMSA HAND BRACELET WITH TURQUOISE IN SOUTH AFRICA

MEN'S HAMSA HAND BRACELET Wear this for self- growth and protection!    The hamsa is a palm shaped figure symbolising the open right hand and is seen as a sign of protection in many societies.  The symbol is found in Judaism, Christianity and Islam.  It is believed to defend against the ayin ha’ra, also known as the evil eye and to bring about blessings power and strength.The hand can be depicted with the fingers spread apart to ward off evil, or as closed together to bring good luck. Turquoise is an excellent stone for treating depression due to its vibrant colour.  It is used to calm minds in turmoil following a nervous breakdown and to prevent panic attacks.  It can be worn to protect against negative energies and is said to change colour to warn of danger or illness.  The bracelet's length is approximately 20.3  cm. We will gladly alter the length if you so require. All jewellery by Sacred Stones are hand made.  Sacred Stones pledges that the greatest care is taken to ensure that the gemstones/semi-precious stones that are used in our jewellery are authentic and natural.  We ensure this by obtaining stock from reputable and authorised dealers.  For Sacred Stones, the production of spiritual and holistic jewellery is a labour of love and light and it is important to us to use authentic stones in order to ensure that the desired healing and/or power of the stone is transmitted to the user.        

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