At a glance
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Hamsa hand charm in waterproof silver platinum plating over brass
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Brazilian amethyst set at the heart of the charm
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Four-strand braid for the four seasons: happiness, anger, sadness and joy
- Red string woven from soft, durable nylon
- Natural, hand-selected stone — every bracelet is unique
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Slip the bracelet on and move the hamsa charm to where you want it. As you fasten it, think about how the seasons of your life are woven together rather than separate. Left wrist to receive security, love and luck; right wrist to send those qualities outward into your household.
Two symbols, one bracelet
| Symbol |
Traditional meaning |
| Hamsa hand |
A blessing on the household; clearing a home of negativity; divine protection |
| Four-strand braid |
The four seasons of life, and the clarity that comes from seeing them connected |
✨ Temple Tip
This is the piece people buy for a home rather than for themselves — a new apartment, a first house, someone starting over. The hamsa has always been read as a blessing on a household, which makes it a housewarming gift that actually means something.
Frequently asked questions
What is the hamsa hand?
An ancient protective symbol found across many cultures, traditionally read as a blessing on the home and a guard against negativity.
What are the materials?
Waterproof silver platinum plating over brass for the charm, a natural Brazilian amethyst at its center, and soft, durable nylon red string.
Which wrist?
Left to receive protection, right to project it. Both are traditional.
Why four strands?
The four-strand braid stands for the four seasons of life — happiness, anger, sadness and joy — and the connection between them.
Will the amethyst vary?
Yes. Every stone is natural and hand-selected, so color and clarity differ between bracelets.
A blessing on the house, worn on the wrist.
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