Kabbalah Ana BeKoach Hamsa Ring, Silver and Gold by Dan Designs

Send a prayer for strength to the heavens with this sterling silver and gold Kabbalah ring, embossed with a Kabbalistic Jewish prayer that dates back two millennia.

The Ana BeKoach (Ana BeCoach or Ana B'Koach) prayer was written in the 1^st century CE by Rabbi Nehonia, a great Kabbalist. The prayer is based on the 70 names of G-d and comprises seven lines. Each lines contain six words. The first letter of each word combine to create the 42-letter name, which is also concealed in the first 42 letters of Genesis – from Bereshit ('in the beginning') to Vavohoo ('without form, and void').

The Ana BeKoach prayer can be found in the Shaharit and Mincha prayers, and in the Shabbat prayer before Lecha Dodi. This sterling silver ring features the first two words, 'Ana BeKoach,' in raised polished sterling silver letters on a dark oxidized silver background. The letters are in a modern Hebrew print style.

The edges of the simple band ring are raised polished silver. A 9 karat gold chamsa – a hand with the five digits extended, a popular symbol for good fortune in Oriental cultures and believed to ward off the evil eye - is embossed between the words 'Ana' and 'BeKoach.'

The gold chamsa (also spelled hamsa) is depicted as a single solid shape, with the lines of the palm engraved. The ring is adjustable. Wear this ring yourself, or give it as a gift.

Jewish jewelry always makes a wonderful and fitting present, and with the wide interest in Kabbalah and Kabbalah jewelry, nothing could be better for a loved one than a piece of handcrafted Kabbalah jewelry that will offer protection as well as decoration.

Kabbalah jewelry and amulets are known for their abilities to bring protection, success, good luck, security, wealth, and health to their wearers. Each piece has its own unique mystical powers and special meaning, allowing you to select the one that best meets the needs of the wearer.