'Tikun Hava' Jewish jewelry

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This unique Jewish jewelry has a strong symbolic significance. This remarkable jewelry, made of Sterling Silver and Gold, includes three shields according to the three letters that spell out Eve's name in Hebrew (Hava) At the heart of the inner shield is a green Chrysoberyl gem. The jewelry includes three shields according to the three letters in Eve's Hebrew name, Hava.

The first letter in Hava, Heth, equals to the number 8 in Gimatria. Accordingly, Abraham's shield, the outer shield in the pendant, consists of two integrated squares that sup up to eight sides. Abraham shield is traditionally believed to encourage Redemption.

The second shield represents the second letter in Hava's name, Vav, which equals to the number 6. David shield (Star of David), the shield in the middle, consists of two triangles with six wings. David shield stands for Equality, the surface if the wings us equal to the total surface. David shield enhances inner balance and Redemption of Values.

The third shield, the smallest one, which is called Solomon shield, is a five pointed star which stands for the third letter in Eve's name, Hey, which equals to the number 5. Solomon shield is the Redemption of Act and Beauty.

According to our Sages of Blessed Memory, our names have a great impact on our destiny. Our Sages also claimed that human soul has a sinful nature.
Eve was the first woman to have committed the Sin. In spite of that, Eve turned Punishment into a source of eternal life.

Holding this powerful talisman close to your body enhances Power, Balance and may bring a positive change in our souls.