Hamsa Turquoise + Ruby 14K Gold Stud Earring

Aka "The Hand of the Goddess"... Spanning nearly every culture as one of the most recognizable and universal talismans in the world, the Hamsa hand is a beloved symbol of positive energy which brings the lucky wearer good fortune and wards off bad luck. (Aka "Evil".) Cast from solid 14k yellow gold, this particularly exquisite version is set with a divine turquoise heart and hot pink "nail polish" rubies to make it even more special. Whether worn facing upwards in emergency protection mode... or downwards to signify openness to all the universe has to offer... this unique addition to your ear game works equally well for single or multiple piercings. Sold as a single earring. Solid 14k gold stud Size: 7mm (0.3") x 6mm (0.2") Turquoise Rubies Post back Comes with jewelry storage pouch Note: closeup images for detail; please review sizing Made in Brooklyn, New York Designer Scosha Woolridge's passion for jewelry making began in the local markets of Jericoacoara, Brazil. It was a life-changing experience for the Australian native, and still serves as the heart & soul of her popular aesthetic -- a colorful, intensely creative combustion where Art + Artifact collide to brilliant effect. To this day, that fierce artistic fervor courses through her Williamsburg BKLYN studio as strong as ever. The result is an iconic line of beautiful handcrafted collectible jewelry; a joyous concoction of cultures, colors, and most importantly... the spirit of community. Blending the raw with the refined is a signature Scosha design element, and her ever inventive collection of delightful necklaces, earrings, charms and friendship bracelets is a pitch perfect synthesis of two contemporary fashion -- and Firecracker -- favorites: Luxurious Eclectic meets Chic Casual. //cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0180/1707/files/scosha-jewelry_woolridge_firecracker_tab3.jpg?v=1636399417" alt="SHOP Scosha Handcrafted Jewelry on Firecracker | Brooklyn, NY We see beauty in the imperfect, the kooky, and the one-off. Where others see an inclusion in a diamond as a blemish, we see a unique birthmark to be celebrated. We don't take ourselves too seriously and don't believe in styling rules -- the more boisterous the clash, the better! Scosha Woolridge