Pendant 'Tetragrammaton'

The Tetragrammaton was designed by Eliphas Levi, who is considered a pioneer of modern occultism, in the 19th century. YHWH is the proper name of God in the Tanakh, the Bible of Judaism. It is always represented as a tetragram, i.e., as a quadruple sign, consisting of the Hebrew consonants Yod, He, Waw, and He. These, read from right to left, form the word YHWH. YHWH, the pentagram, and other magical signs are combined into a powerful symbol in the Tetragrammaton.

• Dimensions: Ø approx. 3.0 cm
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver