Hamsa Healing Crystal Grid Wall Hanging
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Description
The Hamsa Crystal Grid is a historic icon reimagined for protection against the evil eye, adorned with a soft, feminine aesthetic. Hand-crushed crystals form an ombre eye, complemented by healing crystals on the fingertips and ring.
Crafted meticulously in Ariana Ost's design studio, the original prototype features wax and metal wire for perfect casting, serving as a labor of love.
- Handmade in NYC
- Made from recycled materials
- Ethically sourced crystals
Crystals used:
- Black Tourmaline: Ultimate protection, absorbs negativity, grounds energy.
- Blue Apatite: Manifestation, future attunement, wisdom.
- Blue Calcite: Calm, tranquility, flow.
- Sodalite: Calming, enhances self-esteem, aids communication.
- Pyrite: Success, luck, grounding.
- Herkimer Diamond: Amplifies energy, aids visualization, offers protection.
- Clear Quartz: Strength, light, reflection.
Meet the artist
Ariana Ost is a father-daughter New York atelier setting healing crystals into jewelry and wall art, named for Ariana's late mother.
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Meet the artist
Ariana Ost
Ariana Ost is a father-daughter New York atelier setting healing crystals into jewelry and wall art, named for Ariana's late mother.
- Based in
- New York, NY
- Craft
- Crystal grids and jewelry
Ariana Ost is a New York design atelier making healing crystal grids, sacred geometry wall art and jewelry, run by designer Ariana Ost and her father, Jack. The name is a tribute: Ost was her late mother's maiden name.
In 2006, Ariana's mother was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. She changed the way she lived, turning to nature and crystals, and lived three and a half more years before she passed in 2009. Ariana built the brand to honor that story and the belief in nature's power that her mother passed on to her.
Ariana studied at Parsons School of Design and built a career in fashion and jewelry design, and she still works with what she calls "a jewelry approach to everything." Crystals are sourced ethically from around the world and set into geometric bases crafted in the family's Flatiron studio, which Jack runs while Ariana leads the creative.
At ModernTribe, that jeweler's eye meets Jewish symbols: Star of David necklaces, a healing crystal hamsa necklace and a hamsa crystal grid wall hanging.
Good to know
- The Jewish Museum shop (New York)carried her Tree of Life Crystal Grid (archived listing, Jan 2025)
- Breastcancer.orgcontributor bio and 2022 article on home wellness during treatment
- Parsons School of Designstudied there before a career in fashion and jewelry design