INCREASE YOUR PEACE WITH JEWELRYJAMZ

JewelryJamz creates all of our pieces with the intention of love, peace and protection. Many cultural and spiritual pieces are sold within this shop, please view the information pages or feel free to ask any questions before purchasing!

We hope that you love our jewelry as much as we love creating it!

For the best shopping experience with JewelryJamz, please read the shop policies below!

Processing Time:

All general orders made will be processed and shipped within 7-10 business days, unless stated otherwise.

CUSTOM ORDERS will be processed and shipped within one month, unless stated otherwise.

Return/Exchanges:

JewelryJamz currently has a no refund, exchange, or cancel policy. All sales are final!

Shipping:

After your order has been shipped, you will be sent a tracking number. Once you have received your tracking number and your order has been shipped out will will not be liable for loss or damage so please make sure to provide the proper shipping information when ordering. If your order is damaged or lost, please contact USPS with the shipping number provided to you.

The Evil Eye Nazar:

The evil eye “Mal De Ojo” nazar has existed for many years. Mal De Ojo jewelry and talismans are worn and used as a form of protection in many cultures. The combination of minerals is said to provide a shield from the forces of evil.
The evil eye is said to be a curse, brought upon you by a malevolent glare. This curse is typically brought upon you when you are unaware.
Receiving an evil eye can cause various forms of bad luck, such as misfortune and injury.

PROTECTIVE COLOR MEANINGS:

Dark Blue:
- Karma and Fate Protection
- Calm and Relaxation
- Opening Flow of Communication

Light Blue:
- General Protection
- Broadening Perspective
- Learning New Information
- Solitude and Peace

Black:
- Protection of Power & Prosperity
- Preparing for the unknown
- Opening the door to mystery

Brown:
- Elemental Protection
- Connection with the earth
- Feeling of Stability
- Orderliness and convention

Dark Green:
- Happiness Protection
- State of Balance
- Change and Growth
- Pursuing New Ideas
- Connecting With Others

Light Green:
- Protection of Success
- Increased Personal Power
- Relaxation & Enjoyment of Life
- Good Health

Orange:
- Happiness Protection
- Boosting Creativity
- Becoming Involved

Pink:
- Friendship Protection
- Feelings of Calmness
- Neutralizing Disorder
- Acceptance

Purple:
- Protection
- Using Your Imagination
- Balancing Your Life
- Removing Obstacles
- Calming Overactivity
- Energizing

Red:
- Courage Protection
- Enthusiasm
- Energy
- Confidence to Chase Dreams
- Protection From Fears & Anxiety

Violet:
- Love & Protection
- Focusing On Yourself
- Developing Intuition
- Inner Communication

White:
- Purity Protection
- Pushing Away Obstacles
- New Beginnings
- Mental Clarity
- Purification of Thoughts & Actions

Yellow:
- Health Protection
- Decision Making
- Relief From Burnout
- Sharper Memory & Concentration

Grey:
- Protection of Security
- Emphasizing your Willingness
- Reducing Energy Intensity

Transparent:
- Sanity Protection
- Clarity and Mindfulness
- Feelings of Neutrality

The Hamsa is a Middle Eastern Symbol that holds a variety of meanings across many cultures. In all faiths, the Hamsa is seen as a symbol of protection that brings good fortune, health, and happiness. The Hamsa is also a symbol that is said to protect against the Evil Eye, warding off all potentially negative forces. This was traced back as the earliest use of the Hamsa symbol.

A Hamsa facing downwards stands for abundance and prosperity. A Hamsa facing upwards acts as a talisman to protect against evilness and unwanted energy.

Meaning In Jewish Faiths:
The Hamsa symbol is used to represent the hand of God, “The Hand of Miriam.” Miriam was the sister of Moses and Aron.
Miriam lived an honorable life, leading her to become a symbol of protection and luck.

Hebrew Meaning:
Hamsa is the Hebrew word for five. Some believe that this symbol represents the five fingers on the talisman, and others believe that this symbolizes the five books of the Torah.

Meaning in Muslim Culture:
In Muslim Culture, the Hamsa symbol is known as “The Hand of Fatima.”
Fatima was the daughter of Prophet Muhammad.
As Fatima was seen to be pure, and without sin, the Hand of Fatima was to be considered a symbol of protection, power, and strength.
The Hand of Fatima also symbolizes the Five Pillars of Islam.

Buddhist and Hindu Meaning:
In Hindu and Buddhist cultures, the Hamsa is said to represent the seven chakras that redirect energy flow throughout the body.