Star of David Earrings
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code: Amethyst Dangle Earrings 1757
Material: metal, Amethyst semiprecious gemstone chips
Description: A pair of Amethyst chip earrings (approx 5cm long) with a round Star of David amulet (1.5cm)
 $10
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code: Star of David Earrings 1886
Material: metal, 6mm Amethyst faceted beads, Venice beads
Description: A pair of earrings with Amethyst gemstone faceted beads, Venice beads, and a Star of David amulet
 $80
$10
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code: Star of David (1.5cm) earrings Pair 1085
Material: Metallic
$25
$3
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code: Jewish Amulets ( About 0.5cm each) earrings Pair 1060
This pair of earrings has blue Venice beads and three amulets: Hamsa (for evil eye protection), Hai, and a Star of David.
Material: Metallic
$95
$10
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code: Tiger eye Dangle Earrings 1761
Material: metal, Tiger eye semiprecious gemstone chips
Description: A pair of earrings with Tiger eye gemstone chips and a Star of David charm (1.5cm).
$10
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code: Tiger eye Dangle Earrings 1716
Material: metal, Tiger eye semiprecious gemstone bead
Description: A pair of earrings with a Tiger eye gemstone bead and a Star of David charm (1cm).
$10
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code: Aventurine Dangle Earrings 1782
Material: metal, Aventurine semiprecious gemstone chips
Description: A pair of Aventurine chip earrings (approx 5cm long) with a round Star of David amulet (1.5cm)
$10
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code: Bone bead Dangle Earrings 1791
Material: metal, bone
Description: A pair of bone bead earrings (approx 5cm long) with a round Star of David amulet (1.5cm)
$10
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The Star of David is also known as the Shield of David, Magen David, Hexagram, Six Pointed Star and King Solomon's Seal. It is a symbol composed of two Equilateral Triangles placed one on top of the other, pointing in opposite directions. Although it is used as a Jewish symbol as well as a national symbol of Israel, the Star of David is used by Eastern cultures since thousands of years. According to Jewish tradition, King Solomon advised his sages to use the symbol to protect people from evil spirits. In Capernaum, a settlement on the shore of the Sea of Galilee which was inhabited from 150 BC to about AD 750, a stone Star of David relief was found, dating back to the 3rd Century A.D.
The name "Magen David" was first mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud. According to Jewish tradition, King David had a Star of David symbol on his battle shield, but this hasn't ever been proven by archeological findings. In the Kabbalah, the symbol signifies Salvation which will be brought about by a Messiah, a descendant of King David. For this reason Sabbatai Zevi adopted it. He was a 17th Century kabbalist who claimed to be the long-awaited Jewish Messiah and later converted to Islam.
In alchemy, the combination of the fire and water symbols (up and down triangles) is known as the Seal of Solomon. The symbol is representative of the combination of opposites and transmutation. By combining the alchemical symbols for fire (upwards triangle) and water (downwards triangle), the alchemical symbols for earth and air are also created.
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