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RK36B20-16
A tiny hamsa hand in iridescent mother of pearl, set with a Greek evil eye accent, makes a meaningful charm for everyday jewelry. It measures about 15 by 11 millimeters and is side drilled, so it slides onto bracelets and necklaces as a connector.
String it at the center of a beaded bracelet, add it to a dainty necklace, or buy 5 or 10 for making gifts and party favors. The soft shimmer of the shell pairs beautifully with gold, silver and pastel beads. Larger wholesale quantities are available on request.
The hamsa is a palm-shaped amulet traditionally used against the evil eye across North Africa and the Middle East. Mother of pearl, or nacre, is the iridescent inner layer of certain mollusk shells, built from microscopic aragonite platelets that create its shimmer.
Stone Meaning: The hamsa and evil eye are traditionally associated with good fortune and warding off envy.
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