The seal of Solomon is one of the oldest mystical symbols, widely used to this day as a talisman. There are many different interpretations of its meaning, and to get to the truth, you need to turn to history.
What is the seal of Solomon?
Seal of Solomon (Latin: Sigillum Salomonis) - a symbol printed on the signet ring of the legendary King Solomon, representing two superimposed equilateral triangles inscribed in a circle, also known as the "Star of David". According to legend, the ring with this hexagram gave supernatural powers: power over genies and the ability to talk with animals.
According to legends recorded by Arab writers, the seal ring was made of brass and iron. The very first mention of the magic ring, which makes it possible to control evil spirits, dates back to the 1st century AD. Associate the ring with King Solomon began only in the Middle Ages. It is believed that the ruler received it from the Lord himself.
There are many versions and interpretations of legends about the famous Jewish king, and opinions about which particular pattern adorned the ring differ. Many question the point of view that it was the star of David. The most common alternative version says that the name of God was printed on the seal. A six-petal outlet is also suggested, as this ornament was extremely popular during the reign of Solomon.
