Lucky Hamsa Hand Red String Bracelet for Women & Girls - Sterling Silver Protection Charm for Good Fortune & Positive Energy | Perfect Gift for Birthdays, Holidays & Spiritual Healing

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Protection Bracelet with Hamsa Hand Handmade in Los Angeles, California Found in Judaism and Christianity, even as far as China, the red string is the color of protection and good fortune. Preventing harm from coming near those wearing the cord. While India is significantly east of our frame of reference, there is apparently a parallel Hindu tradition. In India, the red thread is called Mauli, Mouli, Kalava, Charadu, Nada Chadi, Raksha, Rakshi….and if I’m getting it wrong, sorry! The primary purpose of this “Mouli” is to act as a reminder to achieve your goal. The symbolic thread triggers thoughts about the goal and constantly reminds you to continue onwards. But, Hindus, interpret the Kalava, the red string, as an amulet for protection, much like the red string of fate bendel bracelet. It is thought to defend the wearer against everything from enemies to natural disasters. In Buddhism, the color red symbolizes reminding oneself of showing compassion to all. And, it actually rules the tongue; for the tongue can cut deeper than the sword. But, it doesn’t stop in the east. In South America, is it also customary in the Latino culture to tie a red string to ward off mal de ojo, or bad vibes. Babies are often seen with a red string on their wrists or ankles as a sign of protection. Red String of Fate Silver Bracelet Red string is a multicultural color traditionally worn for good fortune, luck, protection, and health. Cord will unravel over time, with the legend signifying that the broken cord is the prevention of evil or harm intended for you, the wearer. High quality gemstones Family owned business Handcrafted jewelry