Hamsa Hand and Evil Eye Sterling silver chain #448

This is a delicate silver-colored necklace featuring a pendant that combines two powerful and ancient symbols: the Hamsa hand and the Evil Eye.

The pendant is a stylized open right hand, known as the Hamsa. In the center of the palm is an oval-shaped Evil Eye symbol, which is often depicted with a central iris and pupil. The pendant is outlined in what appears to be polished metal, and the inner details, including the Evil Eye, are adorned with small, sparkling stones, likely cubic zirconia or tiny diamonds, that catch the light.

The pendant hangs from a fine, silver-colored chain with a classic link design. The necklace is displayed on a black background, which makes the intricate details and sparkle of the pendant stand out.

The Hamsa hand is a widely recognized amulet in many cultures, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. It is a symbol of protection, believed to ward off negative energy and bring good fortune, health, and happiness to the wearer. The Evil Eye, which is often found within the Hamsa, is also a talisman believed to protect against the "evil eye" curse—a malevolent glare thought to cause misfortune. Worn together, these two symbols are said to provide double protection against negativity and ill will.