Tunisian Khomsa Berber solid silver bracelet, is adorned with a hallmark certifying its quality. (weight: 9.1g) You will also find the hallmark applied to the Tunisian-made silver bracelet (925 silver). This Khomsa silver bracelet is an excellent accessory for any occasion In the Amazigh (Berber) language, the term "tafust" means "little hand". The term "khamsa" means "five" in Arabic and Hebrew, in reference to the five fingers of the hand, a number which plays a fundamental role in the number systems (quinary system). The tafust is also sometimes called Hand of Fatima, Hand of Fatima or Hand of Myriam. In addition to being a very present symbol in Berber customs and beliefs, the Khomsa is also found in Punic religion and Carthaginian culture, where it was also associated with the goddess Tanit.
Tunisian Khomsa Berber solid silver bracelet, is adorned with a hallmark certifying its quality. (weight: 9.1g) You will also find the hallmark applied to the Tunisian-made silver bracelet (925 silver). This Khomsa silver bracelet is an excellent accessory for any occasion In the Amazigh (Berber) language, the term "tafust" means "little hand". The term "khamsa" means "five" in Arabic and Hebrew, in reference to the five fingers of the hand, a number which plays a fundamental role in the number systems (quinary system). The tafust is also sometimes called Hand of Fatima, Hand of Fatima or Hand of Myriam. In addition to being a very present symbol in Berber customs and beliefs, the Khomsa is also found in Punic religion and Carthaginian culture, where it was also associated with the goddess Tanit.
ColorGrey
GenderFor Her
MaterialSilver, Other Metal
Jewel StyleNon-fabric pieces
Bracelet d'argent massif berbère khomsa tunisien, est orné d'un poinçon certifiant sa qualité. (poids: 9,1g)
Vous trouverez également le poinçon appliqué sur le bracelet en argent de fabrication Tunisienne (argent 925).
Ce bracelet en argent khomsa est un excellent accessoire pour n'importe quelles occasions
En langue amazighe (berbère), le terme « tafust » veut dire « petite main ». Le terme « khamsa » signifie quant à lui « cinq » en arabe et en hébreu, en référence aux cinq doigts de la main, nombre qui joue un rôle fondamental dans les systèmes de numération (système quinaire). La tafust est aussi parfois appelée Main de Fatma, Main de Fatima ou Main de Myriam.
En plus d'être un symbole très présent dans les coutumes et croyances berbères, la Khomsa se retrouve aussi dans la religion punique et la culture carthaginoise, où elle était aussi associée à la déesse Tanit.
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Collar size
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Chest size
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Waist size
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Hip size
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Crotch tower
Measure the top of the crotch up to the ankle bone.