Hamsa Hand Amulet - Wallet Card

This Hamsa Hand Amulet features the Hand of Fatima with an inscribed Incantation or Prayer of Protection on the back. It has been crafted for those who do not wear jewelry but still want the protection that an amulet provides. This Amulet is meant to be carried in a wallet. It is the size of a credit card. It is meant to hidden out of sight but still worn and carried to provide its protection. The Hama Hand Amulet - Wallet Card is crafted out of Aluminum and with it carries the protective characteristics of reflectivity and mirroring away evil and negativity. It’s like carrying a mirror in your wallet. It is blue anodized (a type of coating, not painted) for longevity and durability. This Amulet will be smudged, magically charged and ready for use. If you prefer to charge it yourself, you can smudge, anoint your favorite protection oil and light a white candle while speaking the inscribed incantation the back.

Physical Description
Material: Blue Anodized Aluminum
Size: 3.4 in x 2.13in x .032in
Front Image: Hamsa Hand
Back Image: Inscribed Incantation of Protection

About the Hamsa Hand:

The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign. It brings its owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.

The hamsa hand has a wide variety of different spellings which includes hamesh, hamsa, chamsa, and khamsa. It is also identified as the Hand of Miriam, Aaron and Moses’s sister, and the Hand of Fatima. The hamsa hand has two main styles. One style is shaped like a regular hand, and the other has two symmetrical thumbs. The second of the two styles is the most popular. The wearer of the hamsa hand can wear it facing up or down and it is believed to give the owner success, harmony, and protection from the “Ayin Ha’ra,” also known as The Evil Eye.

The hamsa hand meaning has a variety of interpretations, depending on the culture. The word, “hamsa,” derives its name from the five fingers on the hand. In Hebrew, the number five is “hamesh” and the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet is “Hey,” one of God’s holy names. “Hamesh” is representative of the five books of the Torah. In Judaism, it is also interpreted to be the Hand of Miriam, and symbolic of the owner’s five senses in an effort to praise God.

In Arabic, it is “khamesh.” In the Sunni culture, the hamsa is associated with the Five Pillars of Islam. For the Shi’tes, it symbolizes the Five People of the Cloak. In the Islamic faith, it symbolizes as The Hand of Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed.

The hamsa hand sometimes includes an evil eye symbol, which is thought to protect against the evil eye. It is often worn as a pendant on a necklace but also is found on key chains, house decorations, baby carriages, and other jewelry items.

Hand Facing Down
When the Hamsa hand faces down, it opens you up to all of the abundance and goodness of the universe, welcoming them into your life. Hand facing down also brings fertility and answers to prayers and manifestations. Often, in this position, the fingers are closed together to bring good luck.

Hand Facing Up
When the Hamsa hand is facing up, it is a universal sign against evil. It is a powerful sign of protection, and shields us from our inner thoughts of hatred, jealousy and insecurities. Often, in this position, the fingers are spread apart to ward off evil.