72 names of God Wheel Pendant Kabbalah Necklace by Haari
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This pendant is made from five metals, according to the Kabbalist formula. At the heart of the pendant, a gold Star of David with a Chrysoberyl (cat's eye) gem.
The 72 names of God is a spiritual key that is believed to draw powerful energy and enhance positive changes in various aspects of life.
The blending of the five metals: Gold, Silver, Copper, Tin and Lead draws on powerful energies. The center is decorated with an energetic stone - a Chrysoberyl gem (Cat's Eye). In Jewish tradition, The
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This pendant is made from five metals, according to the Kabbalist formula. At the heart of the pendant, a gold Star of David with a Chrysoberyl (cat's eye) gem.
The 72 names of God is a spiritual key that is believed to draw powerful energy and enhance positive changes in various aspects of life.
The blending of the five metals: Gold, Silver, Copper, Tin and Lead draws on powerful energies. The center is decorated with an energetic stone - a Chrysoberyl gem (Cat's Eye). In Jewish tradition, The Chrysoberyl is believed to bring good luck and abundance for the ones who wear it. This powerful amulet is a wonderful way to draw positive energies and bring good fortune into your life.
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This pendant is made from five metals, according to the Kabbalist formula. At the heart of the pendant, a gold Star of David with a Chrysoberyl (cat's eye) gem.
The 72 names of God is a spiritual key that is believed to draw powerful energy and enhance positive changes in various aspects of life.
The blending of the five metals: Gold, Silver, Copper, Tin and Lead draws on powerful energies. The center is decorated with an energetic stone - a Chrysoberyl gem (Cat's Eye). In Jewish tradition, The