Citrine Wall Hamsa by Michal Golan Jewelry
The Hamsa is a Middle Eastern symbol of good luck, traditionally intended to ward off evil and protect its wearer. Israeli designer Michal Golan infuses cultural significance and mystical meaning into her Hamsa collection through the use of gemstones, vibrant colors, and textured craftsmanship.
Product Details
| Material | Swarovski Crystals, Citrine |
|---|---|
| Metal | 24K gold electroplated over brass and white metal |
| Size | 4.5 inches long |
| Origin | Handmade in NYC studio |
FAQ
What is the meaning behind the Hamsa symbol?
The Hamsa is a Middle Eastern symbol representing protection, good luck, and the warding off of evil. It has deep cultural and spiritual significance in various communities across the region.
Is the 24K gold finish durable over time?
The 24K gold is electroplated over brass and white metal, which provides a rich appearance. However, prolonged exposure to moisture or friction may affect the finish over time.
Can the Hamsa be hung on a wall or used as a decorative piece?
Yes, this wall hamsa is designed to be displayed on a wall as a decorative piece. It is stable and securely attached for indoor use.
Bella Wright –
The citrine hamsa is beautifully crafted with vibrant Swarovski crystals. The 24K gold finish adds a luxurious touch. It’s a perfect piece for a living room or entryway. The cultural symbolism is evident and adds a meaningful presence to any space.
Blake Mackenzie –
I love the warm glow of the citrine and the elegant design. It’s a unique piece that stands out in my home. The craftsmanship is evident, and it feels solid despite being handmade.
Victor Chapman –
The hamsa has become a centerpiece in my office. The combination of colors and textures is striking. It’s both decorative and meaningful, and I appreciate the attention to cultural detail.