Solomon Medal Protective Talisman

“Solomon Medal” Protective Talisman

Diameter approx. 3.5 cm – cord with clasp approx. 70 cm

The source presents the Seal of Solomon, also called the Shield of David, as a powerful protective talisman. According to the beliefs it describes, the symbol is associated with protection against illness, harmful influences, hidden enemies, curses and other dangers.

The medal is presented as a reproduction of a talisman found in the “Key of Solomon”, described by the source as a ceremonial-magic grimoire attributed to King Solomon. The source quotes the grimoire as assigning the hexagram a role against illnesses when applied to the affected area and says that letters in the hexagram include the name of Jesus and other ancient meanings connected with the opening mystical verses of the Gospel of Saint John.

The source describes the Seal of Solomon as a graphic symbol generally consisting of a Star of David—two inverted triangles—surrounded by a circle. It associates Solomon’s reign with peace and wisdom and presents the seal as symbolising the unity of God and humanity and a magical circle inaccessible to malicious people or evil spirits.

Claims that this talisman prevents or heals illness, counters curses or provides supernatural protection belong to religious, legendary and magical traditions. They are not medically or scientifically established, are not guaranteed, and do not replace medical care.