From Thailand's Khun Watsud, this delicate bracelet takes the form of an amulet known as the hamsa, which means 'five' in Arabic. Popular in Jewish culture, its five fingers can represent the five books of the Torah and the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, which represents one of the holy names of God. It is also a reminder to praise God with all five senses. Handcrafted of .925 sterling silver, the bracelet showcases Thai filigree art. A gorgeous and highly detailed charm which includes a 6.5 inches cable chain for everyday styles and occasions. PLEASE NOTE: The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in design, sizing and weight. Variations will occur from piece to piece, measurements may vary slightly.
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ARTISAN STORY: "My name is Watsud and I am from the province of Lampang in northern Thailand. I fell in love with designing jewelry at an earlier age when I would accompany my father to our local weekend market. When I would get bored I would walk the market looking at all the amazing handicrafts. I knew this is what I wanted to do. My designs draw inspiration from what I see in everyday life. I am grateful that my sisters help me at my silver shop and we can support our family. I hope to one day pass on my passion for jewelry design to my children."