The magic power of amulets lies in the invocations, names of God, and names of angels inscribed on them. Engraved on one side of this amulet is an outer circle with names of angels: Uriel, Gabriel, Zadkiel, Raz El, Saraphiel, Nuriel, Nuhariel, Zuriel, Ahabiel, Hasdiel, and Michael; a second circle with variants of the name of God; and a third circle with a Kabbalist text related to the Tree of Sephirot: “The crown of Wisdom, Blessing, Mercy, Strength, Beauty, Eternity, Majesty, Foundation, and Kingdom.” On the other side of the amulet is an outer circle with the names of angles and three inner circles with the “Name of 72 Letters,” or the Tetragrammaton. A loop for hanging is attached to the top of the silver pendant.  

This beautiful and delicate piece, suitable for any age and gender, is sure to make an exciting addition to your jewelry collection. 

 Did You Know? The use of amulets dates from ancient times and continues to this day. Amulets were intended to protect the wearer, his family, and his possessions from natural disasters, spells, and the evil eye. Some were thought to bear healing properties or aid fertility; others protected the wearer on his travels, conferred blessings and good fortune, or elicited the good will and love of others. The magical power attributed to Jewish amulets stems from the versions of God’s name or Biblical verses inscribed on them. For extra protection, the name of the wearer was sometimes added.