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A Red String Kabbalah Bracelet with a red glass beads. With a turn around blue eye - protection against the "Evil Eye".
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With HAMSA - An alternative Jewish name for it is the Hand of Miriam, in reference to Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron as well as the Hamesh Hand. It serves as an ancient talismanic way of averting and getting protection from the evil eye, or more generally of providing a "protecting hand" or "Hand of God". Wearing a thin red string (as a type of talisman) is a custom associated with Judaism's Kabbalah in order to ward off misfortune brought about by an "evil eye". In Yiddish the red string...
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click for more detail e-mail product to a friend This beautiful bracelet, steeped in history and tradition, combines the protective qualities of both the Hebrew symbol chai -- meaning "living" and related to the word chaim, meaning "life" -- and the mysterious Kabbalah red string. In Kabbalah lore, a red string is wound around the stone marker over Rachel's grave seven times while reciting certain Hebrew scripture. The string, then cut into bracelet-size lengths, is worn on the left wrist as a symbolic...
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Unforgettable Kabbalah Red String with Star of David is made of silk red string with a charming sterling silver Star of David charm. Come in a cute red velvet draw string pouch for safe keeping or to give this bracelet as a gift.Weight: 0.2 oz. Length: 7.5 inches/19.05 cm
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The Holy Bible teaches us of the unique compassion of the Matriach, Rachel, the wife of Jacob, who after many barren years, gives birth to two sons, Yosef (Joseph), and later Binyamin (Benjamin). During the latter birth, Rachel passes from this world, and is buried on the road between Jerusalem and Bethlehem. The prophet Jeremiah singles out Rachel as the compassionate mother who weeps at the departure of her children from the Holy Land during the Babylonian exile, promising them that they would...
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Other silver bracelets have a thin string woven in it that always breaks and cant be worn according to the ancient tradition of tying seven knots. Our bracelet, with our nearly unbreakable string woven in it, has tails on the ends to allow both clasping and tying the bracelet!
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This great bracelet is a fantastic timeless take on an ancient practice! The classic red string kabbalah bracelet has been improved with sterling silver clasps and a sterling silver hamsa which, like the string, is intended to ward off the evil eye.
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Associated with Kabbalah is the red string and charms in the form of an eye. This 925 silver worked bracelet has a blue glass eye charm (to protect the wearer from the(''evil eye'') and for extra good luck the red string is interwoven between the silver links.
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This Kabbah Red String Bracelet is has a special elegance to it. The high-quality red sring is interwoven in silver. It features sterling silver charm, hanging Jewish symbols. The symbols include a beautiful filgree Chamsa hand with a turquoise stone in the middle, the Hebrew Chai - signifying "life", a Star of David "Magen David," and a menorah. The red string is worn on the wrist in order to ward of the kabbalistic notion of the "evil eye." This spiritual symbol can help bring protection to your...
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In kabbalah tradition, quantities of red thread are wrapped seven times around the tomb of the Hebrew Biblical matriarch, Rachel, which is in Bethlehem. In the Torah Rachel is told to be the second beloved wife of Jacob. She gave birth to his son Joseph after long years of being childless (Joseph was her only son and is considered in Jewish and Kabbalist tradition to have been blessed with great fortune - See Ben Porat). Jewish tradition also tells that while she was barren Rachel never envied Jacob...
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According to Kabbalistic tradition, knowledge of Kabbalah was transmitted orally by the Patriarchs and sages. Initially Kabbalah was widely studied by pious Jews who wished to understand the mystical aspects of the connection between man and God. Eventually the sages feared that the secrets of Jewish Mysticism may fall into the wrong hands during foreign conquests or may be misinterpreted by unknowledgeable students. It was therefore decided to reserve the study of Kabbalah to pious and knowledgeable...
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KABBALAH RED STRING BRACELET WITH CROSS
Wearing a red string (as a type of talisman) is a custom associated with Kabbalah in order to ward off misfortune brought about by an "evil eye". An ancient tradition teaches us that a red string, wound seven times around Rachel's Tomb, is endowed with mystical powers. According to this tradition, by tying the string around his or her wrist, the wearer is protected from the destructive power of the Evil Eye, thus preventing disease, poverty, accidents or other misfortune from befalling the wearer...
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All metal parts are made from 925 Sterling Silver (hallmarked). With Kabbalah protection Hand pendant. Wearing a red string (as a type of talisman) is a custom associated with Judaism's Kabbalah in order to ward off misfortune brought about by an "evil eye". In Yiddish the red string is called a roite bindele. An ancient tradition teaches us that a red string, wound seven times around Rachel's Tomb, is endowed with mystical powers. According to this tradition, by tying the string around his or...
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This red braided kabbalistic clip on bracelet has a hamsa pendant. The Hamsa amulet has a joint Jewish and Arabic background, hence its Arabic name. The symbol of five fingers symbolizes the five books of the Torah and many superstitions have arisen concerning the concept of 'the evil eye' and in turn, the ability of the Hamsa (literally: five) to ward off any negative influences. Ultimately, it depends on how a person feels about life and how vulnerable one may feel at any stage to the opinions...
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KABBALAH RED STRING BRACELET WITH STERLING SILVER HAMSA This unique bracelet is made according to the Kabbalah to assign protection against the Evil Eye. This stylish bracelet has the Kabbalah Red String interwoven. The bracelet is made of Kabbalah Red String. It comes with original sterling silver Hamsa. The Hamsah is considered powerful againt the 'evil eye,' and is usually worn or hung on walls or over the doors of homes and businesses. Red String Kabbalah Bracelet: Protection against the Evil...
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Red Suede Kabbalah String Bracelet with Lucky Eyes
The Red Suede Kabbalah String with Lucky Eyes is one of our best sellers. It can be used as a bracelet, necklace, anklet or anything else you can think of. The lucky eyes are used as protector against the evil eye and envious of others. It is made of suede and carries 14 lucky eyes beads. Each diffe
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This great bracelet is a fantastic timeless take on an ancient practice! The classic red string kabbalah bracelet has been improved with sterling silver clasps and a sterling silver hamsa and fish which, like the string, are intended to ward off the evil eye. The hamsa features a Star of David in the center.
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A beautiful Kabbalah Red String Bracelet with multiple symbolic charms . This Kabbalah Bracelet includes the Hamsa, Heart and Fish Charms. It also includes the Traditional Kabbalah Three Letter Combinations Cube for Happiness, Power of Prosperity, Protection from the Evil Eye and Physical Well Being.
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An ancient tradition teaches us that a red string wound 7 times around the tomb of the Matriarch Rachel is endowed with mystical powers, and by tying this string around the wrist, the wearer is protected from the destructive power of the evil eye, this prevents disease, poverty, accidents or other misfortune from befalling the wearer. Your red string has been prepared in full accordance with this tradition. Detailed tying instructions are included.
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ABOUT EVIL EYE: According to the Kabbalah, most of everyday misfortunes happen because of the evil eye. The human eye has the capability to transmit both positive and negative energy. The Evil Eye also called the invidious eye and the envious eye, is that a person can harm you, your children, your livestock, or your fruit trees, by "looking at them" with envy and praising them.
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Dead Sea Spa Care Sterling Silver Red Bendel Kabbalah Baby Bracelet
Dead Sea Spa Care Sterling Silver Red Bendel Kabbalah Baby Bracelet Sterling silver chain bracelet believed to be a powerful spiritual protector that wards off the 'evil eye' Kabbalah red string bracelet from Jerusalem is designed specifically for babies Baby jewelry measures 5 inches long and is available with either a Heart or Hamsa charm Bracelet features sterling silver chain with 'red bendel' threaded through the loops The Red String has been used as a tool of protection by followers of the...
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Repel negative energy with this green and yellow gold plated bangle. Join the celebrities and wear the protection of the authentic Red String from Jerusalem inside a sterling silver and clear resin bangle. Now your string is protected for longer wear and encased
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Hoshen/Choshen is a Hebrew word usually translated as breastplate; in English language contexts it refers to a specific breastplate - the sacred breastplate worn by the Jewish high priest, according to the Book of Exodus. In the biblical account, the breastplate is termed the breastplate of judgement, because the Urim and Thummim, which were used in divination, were placed within it. The twelve jewels in the breastplate were each, according to the Biblical description, to be made from specific minerals...
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With CHAI - Chai symbol consists of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet Het and Yod. In the Hebrew language, the word chai spelled by these two letters means "living", and is related to the word for "life", chaim, and also appears in the slogan am yisrael chai! ("The people of Israel lives!", referring to all Jews). There have been various mystical numerological beliefs about the fact that according to the system of gematria, the letters of chai add up to 18. For this reason, 18 is a lucky number...
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