Yasmin Necklace with Hamsa Hand & Evil Eye
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Our Yasmin Necklace featuring the Hamsa Hand and Evil Eye is a captivating piece of jewellery with deep symbolic meaning. The three eye-catching pendants in radiant blue combine the protective symbol of the Hamsa Hand with the Evil Eye, known for warding off negative energy. This necklace strikes the perfect balance between style and spiritual power.
Why choose our Yasmin Necklace?
- Symbolic Power: The Hamsa Hand offers blessings and protection, while the Evil Eye deflects negative energy.
- Striking Design: Vibrant blue accents make this necklace a real statement piece.
- Versatile: Suitable for everyday wear or as a meaningful gift.
- Premium Materials: Expertly crafted for a luxurious look and lasting durability.
Specifications:
- Material: High-quality silver with blue accents
- Design: Three pendants featuring the Hamsa Hand and Evil Eye
- Colour Options: Available in gold or silver tones
Add a touch of meaningful elegance to your collection with the Yasmin Necklace featuring the Hamsa Hand and Evil Eye. Order today and wear this protective symbol with pride!
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