The hand or Hamsa motif, traditionally said to ward off the evil eye, is expressed in a multitude of styles and materials, with each artist imbuing this piece of jewelry with his inspiration. There are goldfilled ones which are of high quality, and silver filigree and opal ones which articulate the traditional Yemenite style of jewelry. Adina Plastelina gives a contemporary spin on them with her scintillating designs, some even etched with the Shema Yisrael prayer. A delicate, handmade Ester Shahaf hamsa pendant can be chosen in a variety of colors and designs, while Amaro offers their classic Oriental Necklace studded with turquoises and crystals. So we'll wish you good luck with your Good Luck Hamsa!