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Filigree Hamsa Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold, 40mm

Stock Number: SJQG-D1708
$675.19
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Length

Product information

  • Metal14K Yellow gold
  • Size40.0 × 21.0 mmLength × width
  • Weight3.48 gTotal item weight
Description

A 14K yellow gold Hamsa pendant with an open filigree design, finished in solid gold construction for lasting wear.

The Hamsa, also known as the Chamseh, is a hand-shaped symbol with a documented history spanning multiple cultures and faiths across the Middle East and North Africa, including Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions. It is widely associated with protection against the evil eye and is believed by many to bring blessings of good fortune, strength, and happiness to its wearer.

Key Features

  • Crafted in 14K yellow gold
  • Measures 21 mm wide and 32.3 mm long (40 mm overall)
  • Approximate weight of 3.48 grams
Product details14K yellow gold · 3.48 g

Metal

Metal
Yellow gold
Purity
14K
Construction
Solid

Measurements

Length
40.0 mm
Width
21.0 mm
Weight
3.48 g
Bail opening
4.25 × 3 mm

Style & design

Profile
Flat Back
Pendant style
Themed
Style
Vintage

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Chain
Not included
Made in
United States
Item #
SJQG-D1708

Our standards

  • Stamped with its metal type (e.g. 14K, 925)
Chain & lengthComes without a chain · length guide

This pendant comes without a chain. Choose one above, or wear it on a chain you already own.

Chain length guide: 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 30 inch chains shown on a woman and a man, with lengths in centimeters - Sophia Jewelers
Shipping & returnsFree insured shipping over $99 · 30-day returns

Free, insured shipping on US orders of $99 or more.

Return it within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in its original packaging.

Exchange it within 30 days for another size or another piece.

Covered by our One-Year Limited Jewelry Warranty against manufacturing defects.

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What’s in the boxYour pendant in a luxury jewelry gift box
  • Your pendant
  • A luxury jewelry gift box
  • A packing slip with no prices on it
Jewelry careStore each piece on its own in a soft pouch

Store each piece on its own in a soft pouch or lined box, so nothing scratches it.

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Filigree Hamsa Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold, 40mm - Sophia Jewelers
Filigree Hamsa Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold, 40mm
$675.19

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How do I choose between a slide pendant and a larger pendant?

Pick a slide for a neat, close look, or a larger pendant for impact. Slide styles, like the smaller hamsa hands on this page, sit flat on a chain and suit everyday wear. Larger pieces around 30mm or more draw the eye and work well as a single focal point.

Which good luck gold pendants are most popular?

Hamsa pendants lead the list, especially in yellow and two-tone gold. Evil eye hamsa designs, filigree styles and diamond-cut finishes appear near the top. Star of David and hamsa combinations, plus a clover and horseshoe piece, follow for shoppers who want other motifs.

What affects the price of good luck gold pendants?

Karat, size and added stones set the price most. 14K gold costs more than 10K, and larger pendants use more metal. Diamonds, turquoise or cubic zirconia, plus detailed finishes like filigree, also play a part. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Should I choose 10K or 14K gold for a pendant I wear daily?

Both work for daily wear; 10K is slightly harder, 14K has richer color. 10K contains less pure gold, so it resists scratches a bit better. 14K has a warmer yellow tone. For tips on keeping either bright, see our jewelry care guide.