Kabbalah - Evil Eye Protection - This necklace is inscribed with one of G_d's 72 names - Aleph, Lamed, Dalet. Use this combination for protection against the Evil Eye.

Wall Motif - The wall motif on this necklace symbolizes the wall that surrounds the ancient part of Jerusalem - one of the most familiar symbols of the Holy City.

Star Of David - The Star of David, a six-sided star or hexagram is known among Jews today as Magen David. This symbol, of two interlacing triangles was originally the secret symbol of the stargazing priests, later adopted by the Israelite Kings David and Solomon and subsequently by the Hebrew people as a whole.

Opal - It is believed that Opal, known as “The Gem of the Gods”, is the most powerful and magical of all stones. Many beliefs connected to Opal have emerged over the years but it has always had a mystical significance. Some of the most prominent beliefs are that it can aid in psychic vision and has the power to open the spiritual centers. In the 16th Century, Opal was written "ophal." Some believe the name was derived from the word "opthalmos" meaning, "the eye." As a result, in ancient times, Opal was said to be closely connected with a belief in the Evil Eye and was used as a protection amulet.

As a healing stone, it is believed opal helps to heighten weak emotions and strengthen the memory.

This stone was also considered the gem of love, however could reverse its lucky effects for those who lacked fidelity, bestowing unfortunate circumstances upon unfaithful lovers!