Talisman of Good Fortune Pendant Necklace - First Pentacle of Jupiter 1.5W

This talisman of good fortune necklace carries the First Pentacle of Jupiter, drawn from the Kabbalah tradition. The design comes from the Greater Key of Solomon, a Renaissance grimoire of ritual magic. Its pentacle was made to invoke the spirits of Jupiter. Among them, Parasiel rules treasures and teaches how to find them. Hebrew letters and mystical characters ring the central seal.

Each talisman of good fortune necklace is cast in fine lead-free pewter. The pendant names four angels around its edge: Netoniel, Devachiah, Tzedeqiah, and Parasiel. In the Kabbalistic system, these spirits channel blessing and abundance. The piece arrives with a legend description card that explains its symbols.

• Material: Fine lead-free pewter
• Dimensions: 1 3/16 in L x 1 1/2 in W x 1/8 in D
• Weight: 1 oz, about 125 percent the size of a quarter and much thicker
• Cord: 33 in black cord, knot the ends to adjust the length
• Design: Appears on front and back sides
• Wear: Unisex, suitable for a man or woman
• Includes: Legend description card
• SKU: PDP-6121
• Collection: Museum Jewelry

The First Pentacle of Jupiter and the Key of Solomon

The Greater Key of Solomon, or Clavicula Salomonis, is a grimoire of ritual magic. Scholars trace its surviving manuscripts to the 14th through 17th centuries. The text draws on older Hebrew, Greek, and Latin sources. In 1889, S.L. MacGregor Mathers translated it from manuscripts held in the British Museum. The First Pentacle of Jupiter appears among its planetary seals. Jupiter, called Tzedek in Hebrew, governs expansion and abundance. The First Pentacle of Jupiter pendant was made to call on those gifts.

Symbolism of the Kabbalah Talisman Pendant

This Kabbalah talisman pendant centers on the mystical characters of Jupiter. Around them run the names of four angels in Hebrew. Parasiel is named Lord and Master of Treasures. Netoniel, Devachiah, and Tzedeqiah accompany him as bringers of blessing. The Kabbala tradition reads these designs as a call for divine favor. Mystics also taught that the divine lives within each person. By that view, we can be our own source of blessing.

Collecting and Pairing Your Key of Solomon Necklace

This Key of Solomon necklace sits within a long line of museum jewelry. Collectors often pair it with other amulets and protective charms. It rests well beside Hamsa, evil eye, or zodiac pieces. The Jupiter pentacle jewelry also suits astrological and esoteric designs. Each piece adds another chapter to a personal collection of symbols.

Styling and Wearing the Talisman of Good Fortune Necklace

The talisman of good fortune necklace fits any wearer, man or woman. Its 33 in cord shortens easily by tying the ends. Worn long, the pendant rests near the heart. The thick pewter holds its detail against daily wear. The legend card makes it easy to share the story.

Care Notes

Wipe the pewter pendant with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Store it flat or hanging to protect the cord. Keep it dry to preserve the surface over time.

For More Reading

• The Key of Solomon the King, translated by S.L. MacGregor Mathers (Internet Sacred Text Archive)
• Key of Solomon (overview and manuscript history)
• Kabbalah (Jewish mystical tradition)