Two age-old symbols, one pendant. One side features the hamsa, an ancient palm-shaped hand motif widely found across Middle Eastern, North African, and Turkish traditions. The word hamsa literally means “five” in both Arabic and Hebrew, and here the fingers face upward and spread apart in a traditional protective gesture. On the reverse, an evil eye motif is framed by a star above and below, creating a balanced composition. The evil eye works a bit like spiritual radar, that reflects and neutralizes whatever ill will comes its way. The softly worn, archaic texture across both sides hints of the piece's timeworn character.
Crafted in 14K yellow gold and accented with flashes of diamonds, this double-sided amulet from Erica Molinari earns its keep whether it's worn solo on a simple chain or joining the rest of your charm collection. Its scale makes it versatile enough for everyday wear while still carrying enough texture, meaning, and detail to draw the eye. Consider this the natural next addition to your well-curated jewelry collection.
Cold Hard Facts:
Will the gold and diamond color I see online match what I receive?
Monitor settings, video cards, and browser settings can all affect how a warm yellow gold tone and small diamond accents render on screen. The gold on this hamsa and evil eye charm may appear slightly warmer or cooler depending on your display, and the diamonds may catch light differently in photos than in person. By purchasing, you're acknowledging there may be slight variation between the online image and the piece you receive.
Is this pendant sold with a chain?
No. This listing is for the pendant only. Please inquire with our team about chain options.
How does this piece fit Alara's collection?
We curate for artistry, ethics, and individuality. If you're after hamsa hand jewelry with real craftsmanship and thoughtful sourcing behind it, this piece is a natural fit for your collection.
