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The symbol of “Fatima Hand” is known all over the Middle East and North Africa. The “hamsa” has been variously interpreted by scholars as a Jewish, Christian, or Islamic followers and as a pagan fertility symbol. The symbol dates back to cave paintings.
The name comes from Mohammed’s daughter Fatima. The five fingers represents the 5 pillars of Islam but is mainly a symbol used for protection and used as defence to ward of the Evil eye .The “evil eye” is a curse believed to be cast by a evil glare, which is usually directed towards a person who is unaware. Many are the cultures who believe that receiving the “evil eye” will cause one misfortune, bad luck, ill health, injury or even death. And the saying goes that if your Fatima Hand amulet bears a crack, it means it has been protecting the wearer from very bad luck.
Often the “Fatima Hand” is decorated with an eye. It represents the eye that sees everything. The eye watches out for the person in possession of the “Fatima Hand” and warns about and protects against evil encounters.
The “Fatima Hand” also represents femininity, as it is shown as the woman’s holyhand. In Jewish tradition it refers to the “Hand of Miriam”, in reference to the sister of Moses and Aaron.
Another name for it is “Hamsa” because of it’s five fingers. Hamesh means 5 in Hebrew or Kamsah has the same meaning in Arabic.
It is used for various forms of jewellery including small charms enbraided into little girls hair to protect them. As commonly it is painted at houses to ward of evil, sometimes with red paint from sacrafised animals. In Israel you can find “Hamsas” made of a variety of materials to hang on the wall of your house or buisness or a ex a room of an expecting mother. Eventhough previously looked down upon by Ashkenazi communities in Israel it is today commonly spread and accepted.
Some traditions believe that The Fatima Hand should be worn down to ward off Evil, and up to bring good luck. But we leave that up to you. With the positive energies of this symbol the wearer will always be protected.

Crystals can be used for healing purposes by placing them on or near the body, meditating with them, or exposing them to sunlight, moonlight, or X-ray radiation. Here are some ways you can use crystals for healing:

Place crystals on the body: A crystal therapist may place certain crystals on specific parts of the body in hopes that healing and positive energy will flow to that part of the body .
Wear crystals: This form of crystal healing relies more on stabilizing the chakra systems, or energy points, in the body .
Swipe crystals over the body: This technique involves holding a crystal and swiping it over the body in a specific pattern to promote healing and balance .
Use a crystal healing layout: This technique involves placing specific crystals in a specific pattern around the body to promote healing and balance .
Practice calming your mind: Crystals can be used during meditation to help calm your mind and promote relaxation .

When using crystals for healing purposes, it’s important to choose a crystal that aligns with the problem or goal you want to focus on . Each healing crystal has special properties that can help with different issues such as anxiety, stress, depression, and more .

Birthstones are a fun and popular way to introduce people to the world of gemstones. They are associated with each month of the year and are believed to carry secrets, attributes, and lore that are unique to each gemstone. The idea of birthstones dates back to biblical times when the twelve gemstones of the breastplate of Aaron corresponded originally to the twelve tribes of Israel.

In Western culture, birthstones originated from a story in the holy bible, specifically the book of Exodus. In Eastern culture, birthstones are more closely associated with astrology and the zodiac signs. For instance, the Hindu tradition creates an astrological chart for each person at the time of their birth. It comprises constellations, the moon, the sun, and the planets.

Birthstones have become very popular for gift-givers and gem-lovers for their dazzling array of colors and personal sentiment they can represent. In modern tradition, there are one to three gemstones representing every birth month of the year, each with its own history and legends behind it.

Birthstones are gemstones that represent a person’s period of birth, which is usually the month or zodiac sign. They are often worn as jewelry or as a pendant necklace. Birthstones carry secrets, attributes and lore that are unique to each gemstone. There are countless myths and legends about the many different powers and attributes that birthstones have. Whether or not you believe these legends, it’s hard to disagree that learning about birthstones can be an educational and entertaining experience.

Here is a chart of birthstones by month:

Month	Birthstone
January	Garnet
February	Amethyst
March	Aquamarine
April	Diamond
May	Emerald
June	Alexandrite or Pearl
July	Ruby
August	Peridot
September	Sapphire
October	Tourmaline or Opal
November	Topaz
December	Turquoise or Zircon

The above list is based on the modern birthstone chart. However, there are also traditional birthstones that vary by culture and region.

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