The Hamsa Hand, rendered in open outline, on a red string. Lighter presence. Same protection.

The red string has carried meaning across cultures and centuries, worn as a symbol of protection, love, and the quiet belief that something watches over you. When a red string bracelet breaks, the tradition says it absorbed something meant for you. It took the hit so you did not have to. Whether you wear it for faith, for fashion, or for both, it goes on your wrist and stays there until it decides it is done.

Every Alef Bet bendel is made by hand in Los Angeles, where a single craftsman has been weaving red string into Italian sterling silver 925 chain since 1999. Not a machine. Not a factory. One man, one link at a time, for over twenty five years. The red string is hand-woven through each link of the chain so it holds its position and its tension. The result is a bracelet that feels different from anything you have worn before, because it was made differently.

An outline Hamsa charm in sterling silver 925, the five fingers traced in wire-style lines rather than solid form, open and airy at the center of the Italian chain. The same ancient protection symbol, worn differently. For someone who loves the Hamsa but wants the version that lets light through.

• Material: Sterling silver 925 charm on Italian sterling silver 925 chain with hand-woven red string
• Charm: Hamsa Outline, sterling silver 925, handcrafted
• Construction: Hand-woven in Los Angeles by a single craftsman since 1999, red string woven through each link individually
• Size: Available in 6, 7, 8, and 9 inch
• The string: When it breaks, the tradition says it absorbed something meant for you, protection delivered
• Ships gift wrapped from Los Angeles