Sterling Silver Hamsa Hand Necklace

Description

925 Sterling Silver (Stamped and Hallmarked) Hamsa hand necklace with genuine Labradorite stone necklace to ward off evil and bad intentions, the necklace is inlaid with crystals for a striking festive look. Wear it to elevate that evening outfit or just as a simple statement. The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign. It brings its owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune. The hamsa hand has a wide variety of different spellings which includes hamesh, hamsa, chamsa, and khamsa. LABRADORITE GEMSTONE PROPERTIES ♥ Transformation ♥ Promotes psychic abilities ♥ Strengthens our will ♥ Stimulates imagination ♥ Calming A stone of transformation, Labradorite is a useful companion through change, imparting strength and perseverance. It balances and protects the aura, raises consciousness and grounds spiritual energies. Excellent for strengthening intuition – promoting psychic abilities. Powerful in revealing the truth behind illusions, Labradorite banishes fears and insecurities, and strengthens faith in the self and trust in the universe. It stimulates the imagination and calms an overactive mind, developing enthusiasm and new ideas. Labradorite treats disorders of the eyes and brain, stimulates mental acuity, and relieves anxiety and stress. Labradorite treats colds, gout, and rheumatism, lowers blood pressure, and aids in digestion. If Labradorite has found its way into your gemstone collection, it could be a sign that you’re in need of a spiritual facelift. Labradorite awakens you to this deep inner consciousness, a world where your creativity has infinite possibilities. Labradorite invites you to go down the rabbit hole, and the deeper you go the weirder it gets. But that’s a good thing. That means you’ll have lots of adventures, especially when you gain the confidence from Labradorite to dance to the beat of your own drum. HAMSA HAND SYMBOLISM The Hamsa symbol is an open hand, often featuring an eye through the middle of the palm. This ancient symbol is popularly used in jewelry and art to represent protection. However, there are more meanings and many regions who use the Hamsa symbol. The Arabic meaning of the word hamsa is five, and Hebrew shares the same root word. This number represents many associations adopted by various religions, including five fingers connected to the chakras, five senses and mudras, five pillars of Islam, and more. Based on the many names of the Hamsa symbol, it’s evident that it is a sacred symbol to many cultures and religions. In spite of the various doctrines, the underlying meaning of Hamsa is universally understood despite cultural or religious differences. In large part, this is why the Hamsa symbol is so widely recognized and cherished as a symbol of protection. The Hamsa symbol also represents the hand of God, is believed to promote health, happiness, good luck and fortune. There is also the ancient belief that wearing a Hamsa symbol will intercept negative or evil energy. If negative or evil thoughts are projected at you, the Hamsa symbol will ward off the evil energy and protect you from negative energy or even harm. Caring for Sterling Silver Proper storage of sterling silver jewellery and gift items goes a long way toward preserving its shine and preventing the oxidation that can cause dullness and discoloration. Below, we have compiled some quick tips for proper storage of fine silver jewellery: To prevent scratches, each piece should be stored individually in its own case, pouch, or compartment. Be sure store sterling silver in a dry, cool place. In hot climates, it should be kept in an air-conditioned room. Avoid keeping jewelry boxes in bathrooms, as the moist, warm air can compromise the brilliance of your sterling. For best results, keep your sterling silver jewelry in a case lined with tarnish-resistant material. If you are planning on storing a sterling silver piece for an extended period of time, try sealing it in an airtight bag (plastic works fine) to protect it from oxidation and humidity.