The Mystery Behind Amulet Jewellery
The name Amulette itself represents healing. Amulet's have been worn and displayed for thousands of years to protect against damage and charm. It is important to that us our pieces of jewellery would represent precious talismans to be treasured and bring good fortune to their owners.
While there is a piece of amulet jewellery for almost every amulet, talisman or charm, some are more popular and prominent than others due to their unique benefits. Below, we explore some of the most common types of amulet jewellery you can wear to help ward off evil and encourage good health.
The Hamsa is a palm-shaped amulet that represents blessings, power, and strength. Most commonly in amulet jewellery, the Hamsa is formed from silver which, traditionally, represents purity. The hand can also be depicted with the fingers together or apart; if the fingers are together, the amulet brings good luck while if apart, the Hamsa wards off evil. For Hindus and Buddhists, the symbol has a unique meaning – the thumb and fingers represent the chakras, including the heart, solar plexus, throat, root and sacral chakra, as well as the five senses. Hamsa jewellery can, therefore, also help to restore balance.
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