My most beautiful spiritual jewels

Our beliefs and religions have always been associated with symbols, which mark our belonging to our community, and also serve as a lucky charm, a link to the spiritual world.

The jewelry I create often has a deeper meaning, whether through the element represented or the symbolism associated with the stone.

Some symbols are rooted in spiritual history, and as today marks the beginning of Ramadan for Muslims and Lent for Christians, it's an opportunity to present my favorites.

The Sacred Heart, the holy spirit and gratitude

Omnipresent in Catholic religious painting, and appearing in the form of ex-votos, it is a symbol of divine love and compassion; it inspires faith, protection, and forgiveness. It encourages radiating unconditional love.

AFFIRMATION

My heart is filled with love and light; I give and receive with gratitude.

The Hand of Fatma and the Evil Eye

Present in many Mediterranean and North African cultures, the Protective Eye, whether Turkish (Nazar Boncuk) or Greek (Matiasma), wards off the evil eye and negative energies. Associated with the Hand of Fatma (Hamsa), it enhances luck, protection, and spiritual balance. These ancestral symbols bring peace and serenity to those who wear them.

AFFIRMATION

I am protected, guided, and surrounded by light and kindness.

I have combined these symbols with tiger's eye, which protects against bad intentions and brings security and self-confidence.

The Cross, to affirm one's faith... or style

It is one of the most frequently worn symbols, both for its religious meaning and simply as a fashion accessory. I offer a contemporary version with delicate gold-plated stainless steel hoops.

To find these jewels and other spiritual symbols, discover the Amulets collection.

And you, do you wear symbols? For spiritual reasons or just for their style? Feel free to comment!