Hamsa Hand Pendant | 925 Sterling Silver | Choose Your Design
Hamsa Hand Pendant | 925 Sterling Silver | Choose Your Design
In stock
Not every boundary needs a colour scheme. Three small silver hands, each with its own way of holding the line — pick the one that looks like your kind of no.
What It Carries
🪬 Hamsa
An open palm, held up, with an eye at its centre — meaning roughly the same thing across a dozen cultures: not this way. In sterling silver it reads less like an ornament and more like a decision you've already made. A boundary that doesn't need announcing. The longer version is in what the hamsa means.
✨ Choose Your Design
Same size, same sterling silver, three different hands — and only a couple left of two of them.
- Blue Eye — the one people notice. A deep blue glass eye at the centre of the palm, ringed and edged in sparkle.
- Double Layered — the one with depth. A solid hand underneath with a cut-out silver hand laid over the top, set with blue resin, so the pattern casts its own shadow.
- Cutout — the airy one. An open-work silver hand, light and lacy, with a small cubic zirconia eye at its centre.
Why You'll Love It
- Small and precise — 15 mm of detail that still reads clearly as a hamsa.
- 925 sterling silver, not plate. It goes with everything already in your jewellery dish.
- Genuinely light, so it disappears into a layered set.
- Works on a chain or clipped to a charm bracelet.
Materials & Details
- Metal: 925 sterling silver, hallmarked
- Accents: blue glass on the Blue Eye design, blue resin on the Double Layered, cubic zirconia on the Cutout
- Pendant: 15 mm high by 12 mm wide, 25 mm counting the bail
- Weight: approx. 1–3 g
- Chain: sold separately — add a sterling or gold-plated chain
- Mystic Soul Jewelry — Canadian small business, Calgary, Alberta, since 2008
Wear It Your Way
Sterling is the easiest thing in the world to layer — it won't fight a gold chain, a stone pendant, or whatever else is already on your neck. Short chain if you want to reach for it, long if you'd rather it stayed under a collar. If you'd rather the symbol read as jewellery first, the gold hamsa medallion is the quieter one.
Care
Sterling likes a dry life and a soft cloth. Store it away from damp and it polishes right back up. The glass and resin centres would rather skip the ultrasonic cleaner and anything harsh. The rest is in the Jewelry Cleaning Guide.
Explore More
"The boundary holds whether or not I explain it."
