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Roman Glass Hamsa Amulet Necklace
Historical combination of Roman Glass and the hamsa symbol help create this fascinating conversation necklace.
This closed-hand Hamsa symbol historically brings good luck.


 
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Universally recognized hamsa sign throughout history is combined with ancient and rare Roman Glass to create this truly extraordinary conversation piece. Handmade with sterling silver featuring intricate details, the hamsa sign predates both Christianity and Islam. This piece made with fragments of cool blue and serene green glass found in the Holy Land. You can stack it or wear it alone to add a unique finishing touch to any look. To learn more about both the Hamsa and Roman Glass please see "Features."
Features
  • Sterling Sliver Snake Chain 
    Handmade 
    One-of-a-kind 
    What is Roman Glass? 

    These ancient Roman Glass fragments originate from parts of ancient blown glass vessels of the Roman Byzantine Empire between 1st-6th centuries A.D.-shortly after glass was invented. 
    These glittering glass fragments were picked up on ancient sites in the Holy Land. 
    Some fragments are transparent while others are colored. The spectrum of colors which appear on the glass were formed over hundreds of years. The beautiful colors are the result of the combined effects of climatic conditions and the surrounding earth in which the glass was embedded. Over the generations, layer upon layer of earth covered the glass, giving the unique color of "Patina."
    Although these glass fragments are solid and do not break easily, it is advisable to handle them with care.

    What is a hamsa?

    The hamsa is an image recognized universally throughout history to many civilizations as a sign that represents blessings, power, and strength, as well as protection against the evil eye, which is thought to bring bad luck to people whom it is directed towards. 
    The symbol predates Christianity and Islam and was often hung on the walls of their homes and worn as jewelry, such as the homes of pregnant women and newborn babies. 
    A closed hand such as this one is believed to mean good luck.

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