Rainbow crystals are scattered throughout the ornate gold pattern for a pop of color. This bold wall hamsa can be hung up in any room and would look stunning against a dark colored wall. The Hamsa is a symbol of good luck meant to ward of negative energy, this versatile symbol can be displayed and worn by all!

-Materials: Crystal, Glass Cabochons
-Metal: 24K gold electroplated over brass and white metal
-Size: 5.75” inches long
-Handmade in our NYC studio

The Hamsa is a Middle Eastern symbol of good luck intended to ward off evil and protect its wearer. Israeli designer Michal Golan integrates both the cultural importance and the mystical significations of the symbol in her Hamsa line. She invigorates the Hamsa through the use of gems, colors, and texture; while maintaining the original integrity of the Hamsa through traditional designs and shapes.

This fun and quirky Hamsa is adorned with rainbow hearts. The black enamel background keeps the piece dark and romantic rather than kitschy. A great anniversary or birthday gift for a loved one to display in their home and think of you. The Hamsa is a symbol of good luck meant to ward of negative energy, this versatile symbol can be displayed and worn by all!

-Materials: Swarovski Crystal, Glass Cabochons
-Metal: 24K gold electroplated over brass and white metal
-Size: 4.5” inches long
-Handmade in our NYC studio

• A large turquoise stone gives this wall Hamsa an earthy feel. Coral accents are a fun addition and pair perfectly with turquoise. The Hamsa is a symbol of good luck meant to ward of negative energy, this versatile symbol can be displayed and worn by all.

-Materials: Howlite Turquoise, Swarovski Crystal, Glass Cabochons
-Metal: 24K gold electroplated over brass and white metal
-Size: 4.5” inches long
-Handmade in our NYC studio

The Hamsa is a Middle Eastern symbol of good luck intended to ward off evil and protect its wearer. Israeli designer Michal Golan integrates both the cultural importance and the mystical significations of the symbol in her Hamsa line. She invigorates the Hamsa through the use of gems, colors, and texture; while maintaining the original integrity of the Hamsa through traditional designs and shapes.