Jewellery can be more than an accessory - it can carry personal meaning, faith, memories, protection and hope. At Bevilles, our collection embraces symbols from Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and Eastern and universal traditions, helping customers find pieces that reflect what matters most to them.

Whether you’re choosing a religious pendant for a special occasion or a symbolic piece for everyday wear, understanding the meaning behind each symbol can help you find something truly meaningful.

Christian Symbols

Cross

One of the most recognised symbols of Christianity, the Cross represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the central beliefs of the Christian faith. Explore our Christian Jewellery

Crucifix

A Crucifix features a representation of Jesus on the cross. It emphasises Christ’s sacrifice and holds particular significance within Christianity.

Madonna / Virgin Mary

The Madonna symbolises purity, maternal love and divine grace. Medals depicting Mary are often worn as symbols of protection and comfort.

St Christopher

Traditionally known as the patron saint of travellers, St Christopher medals are often gifted to someone embarking on a journey or beginning a new chapter in life.

Dove

The dove represents the Holy Spirit, peace and purity. It is often associated with occasions such as baptisms and confirmations.

Ichthys

Also known as the Christian Fish, the Ichthys was used as an early Christian symbol and secret identifier during periods of persecution. It represents Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Saviour.

Rosary

Rosary beads are traditionally used to count prayers in the Catholic tradition. Today, rosary-inspired jewellery can also be worn as an expression of faith. Explore our Rosaries

Jewish Symbols

Star of David

The Star of David, or Magen David, is one of the most recognisable symbols of Jewish faith and identity. The six-pointed star represents divine protection and the connection between God and humanity. Explore our Jewish Jewellery

Islamic Symbols

Crescent Moon & Star

The Crescent and Star is a widely recognised cultural and historical symbol associated with Islam. It represents enlightenment and divine guidance.

Allah

Pendants featuring Arabic calligraphy for ‘Allah’, meaning God in Islam, are deeply sacred items and should be treated with particular respect. Explore our Islamic Jewellery

Iman

Iman is an Arabic word meaning faith or belief. As a jewellery symbol, the script carries deep significance within Islamic faith.

Eastern & Universal Symbols

Om

Om is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism. It represents the universe, ultimate reality and the essence of life. Also spelled Omm or Aum.

Hamsa Hand

The Hamsa is an ancient Middle Eastern symbol associated with protection, happiness, health and good fortune. It is recognised across several faith and cultural traditions. Across several faith traditions, it is associated with protection, happiness, health and good fortune, including protection from the Evil Eye.

Evil Eye

Also known as the Nazar, the Evil Eye is a talisman traditionally believed to protect the wearer from the malevolent glare of others. It is often worn alongside the Hamsa or independently. Explore our Evil Eye Jewellery

Ankh

The ancient Egyptian Ankh represents eternal life and is now embraced as a symbol of life, rebirth and spiritual wisdom.

Symbolic Jewellery & Their Meanings

Not every meaningful symbol is connected to a specific religion. Symbolic jewellery can represent love, guidance, hope, personal growth and connection.

Compass

A compass necklace symbolises guidance, direction and finding your way. It can represent following your own path, embarking on a new journey or always finding your way home.

Northern Star

The Northern Star, or North Star, is traditionally associated with guidance and navigation. As jewellery, it can symbolise finding your direction, staying true to yourself and having a guiding light through life.

Infinity

The infinity symbol represents eternity, endless connection and everlasting love. It makes a meaningful gift for partners, family members and close friends.

Tree of Life

The Tree of Life symbolises growth, strength, connection and the journey through life. Its branches and roots can represent family connections, heritage and personal development.

Lotus Flower

The Lotus Flower is often associated with purity, renewal, resilience and spiritual growth. Its journey from muddy waters to bloom makes it a powerful symbol of transformation and overcoming challenges.

Heart

The heart is a universal symbol of love, affection and emotional connection. Heart jewellery makes a classic gift for partners, family members and friends. Explore Heart Jewellery

Interlocking Knots

Interlocking knots symbolise connection, unity and an unbreakable bond. They can represent relationships, friendship, family or two lives coming together.

Clover

The clover is a classic symbol of good luck, happiness and prosperity. With its four leaves traditionally representing faith, hope, love and luck, clover jewellery makes a thoughtful gift for celebrating new beginnings, milestones or simply wishing someone good fortune.

Butterfly

The butterfly represents transformation, growth, freedom and new beginnings. Butterfly jewellery can be particularly meaningful when celebrating a new chapter or personal journey.

Horseshoe

The horseshoe is a classic symbol of good luck, protection and prosperity. Traditionally associated with keeping negative energy away and bringing good fortune, horseshoe jewellery makes a thoughtful gift for celebrating new beginnings, milestones or wishing someone luck on their journey.

Cornicello

The Cornicello, also known as the Italian horn, is a traditional Italian symbol associated with protection, good luck and warding off the evil eye. Its distinctive horn shape has been worn as a charm for generations and makes a meaningful jewellery gift for someone special.

Horned Hand

The Horned Hand, or Mano Cornuta, is an ancient hand gesture and symbol associated with protection and warding off the evil eye in Italian and Mediterranean traditions. As jewellery, it can represent strength, protection and keeping negative energy away.

Choosing Symbolic Jewellery as a Gift

The meaning behind a symbol can make a jewellery gift even more personal. Consider the occasion and what you want the piece to represent - protection for a new journey, love for a partner, connection for family, or guidance for a new chapter.

For religious jewellery, it’s also important to understand that symbols can hold deeply personal and sacred meanings. Asking the recipient about their preferences rather than making assumptions can help ensure the gift is both thoughtful and respectful.

From religious pendants and crosses to compass, infinity, heart and Tree of Life jewellery, symbolic pieces offer a beautiful way to carry meaning with you every day.

Explore our Complete Jewellery Gift Guide