The Hamsa is an amulet that is shaped like a hand with the three middle fingers extended and the thumb and little finger curved inward. The Hamsa has its origins in the Middle East.
Recreated Heirloom Bridal Set with Hexagon Detail
This two-band engagement and wedding set was recreated in 14k white gold from a single photo of a ring lost during a move. A round natural diamond sits high in a six-prong head above a hexagonal connector, flanked on both bands by marquise-cut diamonds. The stones were intentionally sourced at a lower clarity to match the cloudy, milky appearance of the 1960s-era original rather than upgrading to a clearer modern diamond. The two bands connect permanently at the base and separate slightly at the top, echoing a construction style common in mid-century jewelry. It suits someone recreating a specific heirloom design rather than starting from a blank slate, where matching the original’s exact proportions and stone character matters more than maximizing sparkle.
Hamsa Symbol Engraved Bar Pendant
Crafted with meticulous detail, this custom rectangular bar pendant exudes elegance and spiritual significance. Adorning the front bottom is an intricately engraved Hamsa symbol, symbolizing protection and good fortune. Above it, three round black diamond accents are vertically flush-set, adding a touch of sophistication and contrast against the warm glow of yellow gold. The pendant’s edges are adorned with delicate facets, enhancing its allure and craftsmanship. At 1.25 inches long, this piece seamlessly blends timeless design with personal meaning, making it a cherished addition to any jewelry collection.
Hamsa And Evil Eye Ring
Hamsa and evil eye ring made in yellow gold and set throughout with 1mm Amethyst gemstones.
The perimeter of the eye is set with 1mm Diamond
Center of Eye to be bezel set with 3mm Amethyst
