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Angel Bells (Angel Pendant) New at Timmersgems, these angel bells are handmade from beautiful quality 925/000 silver. Because humans have always believed in angels, they have also sought to harness their help and power through bells, incense, and prayers in many religions and cultures. These silver angel bells, crafted on the shores of the sacred mountain of Ubud, in the heart of the deeply spiritual island of Bali, are lovingly crafted and blessed with grace and love. The gentle sound of the bell will guide the wearer to the possible presence of angels. With luck and an open heart, it is quite possible that the bell will attract the attention of your personal angel. Each silver bell has its own color, representing a special angel; only you, the wearer, know the name of this angel, giving the pendant special meaning. The colored sphere is made of ceramic, and the silver bell contains genuine gemstones such as peridot and amethyst. An angel bell as a gift is a gift from the heart.
An angel (Hebrew: ;ךאלמmal'ach, Arabic: ملاك; malak, Latin: angelus, Ancient Greek: ἄγγελος; ángelos) is a supernatural, intellectual being found in various (often monotheistic) religions. In Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Zoroastrianism, angels, as attendants or protectors of humans, usually act as messengers of God (or the gods), from whom they are clearly distinct, and possess superhuman abilities and qualities. In other religions, supernatural beings are sometimes compared to angels, because they share some characteristics with angels and are considered angelic. The word angel comes from the Greek ἄγγελος, ángelos, meaning "messenger". The Hebrew word for angel is מלאך, mal'ach, which also means "messenger." The Arabic word ملاك, malak, is etymologically related. The term "angel" itself does not denote a divine being. For example, the author of the last book of the Old Testament is referred to as "Malachi"—"my messenger," and the leaders of the seven churches in the Book of Revelation are called "aggeloo." Angels can take any physical form. In the Christian tradition, angels often have a perfectly human appearance, usually that of a young man, although angels are genderless. In biblical stories, angels are sometimes not initially recognized as such by humans. See, for example, Genesis 18 (where the identity of the visitors is revealed only later), and Judges 13:21 (where the visitor makes an impression but is only recognized as an angel upon his departure). This is also mentioned in Islam: for example, when the archangel Gabriel appeared, Muhammad thought he was dealing with a jinn. Sometimes angels also appear in the form of a fearsome and light-emitting being, and their appearance is almost physically unbearable for humans. Angels are usually depicted—in art and on icons, for example—as beings with wings. This is understandable, as they are supposed to maintain a connection with heaven. Yet, there are no texts in the Bible or in Jewish scriptures in which angels, when delivering a message, have such an appearance; Jacob, for example, saw angels descend from heaven using a (Jacob's) ladder. This is different with angels proclaiming the greatness of God, as in Isaiah 6 (seraphs with six wings) and Ezekiel 1 (beings with four wings). In the Quran, the first verse of Surah 35, "The Founder" (فاطر), does state that angels have wings "two, three, and four." The way in which angels are depicted is largely based on convention: angels, supernatural and incorporeal beings, cannot be depicted truthfully for humans. In the tradition of Orthodox Christianity, cherubim are often referred to as "many-eyed" and seraphim as "six-winged," although these do have human form. This corresponds to what can be read about seraphim in Isaiah 6. In iconography, seraphim are depicted as six-winged, flaming beings, who cover their faces and legs with their wings in awe of the majesty of God.
925/000 gold with precious stones (Raphael) Raphael or Raphaël (Hebrew: רפאל( is a Hebrew word that means "God has healed". (The Hebrew word for physician is rofe'.) Raphael is therefore originally a healing angel from Judaism. Raphael does not appear in the canonical Old Testament, but he does in the deuterocanonical Book of Tobit. There he accompanies the young Tobias, the son of Tobit, on his perilous journeys. Only after Tobias has returned safely does the angel reveal himself as "Raphael, one of the seven angels who are near the throne of the Lord." Raphael represents: the healing of all people and animals and guiding them. The protection of travelers. Getting in touch with your own soul. Peridot helps you have a positive outlook on life, reduces stress and anxiety and helps with heart complaints. The pendant is inlaid with real pure peridot and is 25 mm in diameter
925/000 Black (Azrael) Azrael is the name of the archangel of death in some extrabiblical traditions. He is also the angel of death in Islamic theology. It is an English form of the Arabic name Azra'il )عزرائيل ( or Azra'eil )عزرایل (, the name traditionally attributed to the Angel of Death in Islam and Sikhism, as well as in some Hebrew traditions. In the Quran, this name is not used, but it is referred to as Malak al-Maut (literally translated: Angel of Death). It is also spelled Izrail, Azrin, Izrael, Azriel, Azrail, Ezraeil, Azraille, Azryel, Ozryel, or Azraa-aal. Chambers English Dictionary uses the spelling Azrael. The name literally means Whom God helps. Azrael stands for: strong, pure, spiritual strengthening and a reflection on yourself. Experiencing your life to the fullest. Guidance for the deceased and giving place to grief. Black gives grounding and connection, puts you with both feet on the ground and strengthens the wearer's personality. Often worn by those connected to darkness, but also by highly spiritual people. The pendant features a black ceramic sphere and is 20 mm in diameter.
925/000 Blue (Michael) The name of the archangel Michael (Hebrew: מיכאל, Greek: Μιχαήλ, Arabic: ميكائيل , Mika'il and ,ميخائيل, Micha'il) (Saint Michael) appears in both the Old and New Testaments, and also in the Qur'an. Therefore, Michael has a sacred meaning for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Mikha'el - Hebrew name means: 'who is like God'. In the Book of Daniel 10:13 he is described as the chief of princes and the protector of pious Israel. With the archangel Gabriel, he explains to Daniel the prophetic image that Daniel has seen. Michael stands for: Protection of yourself and others in general. Gives courage and strengthens confidence. It removes negative energy from your mind and heart. Blue represents the pursuit of harmony, intuition, and higher spiritual abilities. Blue brings peace and tranquility to overactive situations. The pendant features a blue ceramic sphere and is 20 mm in diameter.
925/000 Red (Gabriel) Gabriel (Hebrew: ,לאירבג Greek: Γαβριήλ, Gavriel, Latin: Gabrielus, Arabic: جبريل , Jibril or جبرائيل , Dzjibrāʾiel) is an angel who plays an important role as a messenger of God according to the Jewish Tanakh, the Christian Old Testament and the Christian New Testament respectively. In Islam, Gabriel is known as Jibril. His name is derived from the Hebrew words geber (mighty man) and el (God), thus “[mighty] man of God”. He is considered by many to be an archangel. Gabriel stands for: Supporting writers and journalists to create healing messages Creativity (gives new energy and creative solutions) Supporting parents (pregnancy, parenting, strength in adoption) Red gives vitality and natural mental energy, strengthens the human skeleton and the entire body, ensures that you can make contact with others smoothly and easily. (For shyness) The pendant contains a ceramic sphere of red ceramic and is 20 mm in diameter.
925/000 white (Haniel) Haniel is a Hebrew word meaning "God's glory." Haniel is therefore originally an angel with feminine energy. Haniel stands in service to the Divine Mother and assists in the soul journey of those who have left Earth. The association is that of a full moon. Archangel is the name for a number of angels who hold a special place. They appear in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The principal archangels are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel. The word archangel comes from the Greek: Αρχάγγελος, Archángelos, "chief messenger." Most names of archangels end with el, a reference to (a) god. Haniel represents: Becoming aware of your spiritual sensitivity, such as clairaudience. Letting go of old patterns / habits Supports women during emotional, psychological and health complaints White gives purity to the body, stands for purity and cleanliness (Wedding Dress) and white guarantees a fresh and new beginning in life and / or a relationship. The pendant contains a ceramic sphere of white ceramic and is 16 mm in diameter. 925/000 purple (Jophiel) Jophiel Her name means "Beauty of God" or "Divine Beauty" this already indicates that she has a radiant presence, but there is more to this angel than just light. Jophiel can remove lower energy and helps to clear your home and let go of old things. Archangel is the name of a number of angels that hold a special place. They appear in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The main archangels are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel. The word archangel comes from the Greek: Αρχάγγελος, Archángelos, "supreme messenger." Most archangel names end with el, a reference to (a) god. Jophiel stands for: Creating beautiful and positive thoughts. Creating a calmer schedule to spend more time outdoors. A new beginning. "Spring cleaning." Purple gives mental peace and tranquility, dispels insomnia and ensures that people can perceive and judge clearly and sharply. Purple cleanses the human mind. The pendant contains a purple ceramic sphere and is 20 mm in diameter.
925/000 Yellow (Uriel) Uriel (Hebrew: אוּרִיאֵל , El) is one of the archangels of Christianity and Judaism. Uriel means "God is light." The archangel Uriel does not appear in the canonical Old Testament. Uriel only appears in Jewish tradition after the Jewish exile in Babylonia (sixth century BCE). In the First Book of Enoch, Uriel is described as "one of the holy angels who rules over the world and over Tartarus." According to this scripture, Uriel was sent by God to Noah to warn him of the Flood. Noah was to hide and not show himself in public again. Uriel also commanded him and gave him instructions to build an ark to survive the Flood. Uriel is often seen as the cherub who "stands at the gate of the Garden of Eden, with a flaming sword" or the angel who "watches over the storm and the terror." In the life of Adam and Eve, Uriel is seen as a cherub in the third chapter of Genesis. Today, in angelology, Uriel is seen as a seraphim, cherub, regent of the sun, flame of God, angel of the Holy Spirit, guardian of the realm of the dead, or archangel of salvation. Uriel represents: Help in connecting with your inner wisdom; Insight and assistance with writing, insights, and alchemy; Assistance with conversations, learning, school, and exams. Yellow makes you more optimistic in life and stimulates the human intellect. Yellow stands for purity, clarity, and cleanliness and sharpens memory and thinking. The pendant contains a ceramic sphere of yellow ceramic and is 20 mm in diameter.
925/000 green ( Chamuel) His name means “He who sees God” Chamuel is therefore the archangel who focuses on peace… world peace… inner peace and for most people that peace comes from letting go of stress about all kinds of things. Archangel is the name of a number of angels that hold a special place. They appear in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The main archangels are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel. The word archangel comes from the Greek: Αρχάγγελος, Archángelos, “supreme messenger”. Most names of archangels end with el, a reference to (a) god. Chamuel stands for: Seeking and finding: Work, life purpose, lost objects Finding your life and soul partner Bringing, finding and maintaining peace in life. Green opens the mind to new plans, enhances fertility, and promotes growth and harmony. Green symbolizes self-respect and balance. The pendant features a green ceramic sphere and is 20 mm in diameter.
