Charm and confidence Ring

Material

gold 14K, silver 925, chrysoberyl

Description

This beautiful Kabbalah amulet is an original design by the Sefira Gallery. A quote from a Kabbalistic treatise and four of the 72 Names of the Creator is inscribed on the silver ring. A detail with an inlaid chrysoberyl cabochon lays at the base of the ring, giving it an authentic look.

This is a powerful Kabbalah amulet that consistently helps its possessor and attracts luck to them in all aspects of life: finance, health, love, and intellect. Chrysoberyl will quickly stop any destructive processes in the financial sphere and will empower you with charm and confidence.

A quote from a Kabbalistic treatise: "Bless me with abundance, honour and success."

Kabbalah code and symbolism

Code against bad influence: Protection against "evil eye":

My ability to influence others with an evil eye is reduced to zero. A shield of positive energy surrounds me and protects me from unfriendly and envious glances, as well as from other people's bad intentions.

Code for material success: The Power of Wellbeing

I recognise that the Light of the Creator is the true source of prosperity and material wellbeing. Through this Name, I invoke strength and wellbeing, and I implore the Creator to help me retain what I possess when abundance comes into my life.

Code for health and healing: Meditation for ourselves and the others

I take full responsibility for my present condition, and the power of this Name awakens the Light of the Creator within me to heal me at the deepest level. As the energy of permeates through me to help others, while I also receive the benefits myself. The more I give, the more I get.

Code for unconditional love: How to awaken love, especially when you're not aiming for it

Similarities attract! By imitating the Creator in his love for all humanity, I attract love into my own life and build harmonious relationships with the people around me. Moreover, through love, I banish the darkness from me. With this code, I awaken love for my partner, friends, and family, but also for myself – after all, we can only share what we have.