Hand of Fatima

Hamsa hand is also known as "Hand of Fatima" or "Hand of Fortune". The Hand of Fatima is a palm-shaped amulet common in West Asia and North Africa, and is very common in jewelry stores and interior decorations. Muslims believe that this palm is the right hand of Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, hence the name. The Hand of Fatima is traditionally believed to protect from the evil eye. 

Source: 

The word Hamsa is derived from the five fingers of the hand. In Hebrew, the number 5 is 'Hamesh'. 'Hamesh' represents the five books of the Torah. In religion, the 5 fingers can represent the 5 pillars of Islam, the 5 chakra energies, or the 5 senses. 

Features: 

Fatima's hand is characterized by an eye in the palm. Contrary to popular belief, this eye means "seeing all", being able to observe or spy, and the eye in the center of the hand is a protective eye. It is an eye and represents spiritual or physical guidance. Among other things, it wards off bad luck. 

Uses: 

In Arabic culture, the meaning of this pattern is "Hand of Fatima". In Arabic culture, Hand of Fatima is a symbol of blessing peace and praying for health. Arabs like to make gold and silver ornaments of this shape and wear them as their amulets. 
The "lucky hand" is very popular in Israel, and has even become a very local souvenir. In the eyes of tourists, the "lucky hand" is more like a handicraft representing Israel's characteristics. And it is the desire for a better life that makes the "lucky hand" a popular souvenir. Many tourists who come to Israel will choose ornaments with the shape of the "lucky hand" as souvenirs. 
Hand of Fatima jewelry has become a popular trend in Europe and America. "Lucky hand" here has become a fashion symbol combining tradition and modernity. Our Hamsa hand obsidian pendant is not only unique in design and exquisite workmanship, but also has the meaning of protection from the evil eye attack. This is an ever-popular piece of jewelry that will become a must-have in your everyday life.