The hand (Khamsa, Tafoust...) in Aurèsian jewelry is a symbol of profound significance, always presented in a distinctive design that reflects the intricate details of Aurèsian culture. The hand is depicted with spread fingers and clear indentations in the palm. Its large design features lateral protrusions in the shape of trilobes, adding a special aesthetic touch that highlights the artistic heritage.

Additionally, two opposing triangles are inserted between the middle finger and the index finger on one side, and between the middle finger and the ring finger on the other. This reflects a precise balance and a deep symbolic concept. Moreover, the entire surface is adorned with intricate engravings and decorations that emphasize the aesthetic and symbolic aspects of these unique artistic pieces.

These fine details are not merely ornamental; they carry cultural and spiritual meanings. They are used as amulets for protection against the evil eye and to bring blessings and prosperity. Jewelry featuring these designs is one of the most prominent expressions of the cultural identity of the Aurèsians, making it an inseparable part of the Shawia heritage.