The idea for the Angel Protection Bracelet was born from a moment etched in my heart forever. Years ago, at the Kotel, an elderly man with piercing blue eyes and skin like weathered leather tied a red Kabbalah string around my wrist. He blessed me with such ancient warmth, I felt wrapped in invisible armor. When I stepped up to the wall, all I could whisper to Hashem was, “Help us protect the ones we love.” That was all my soul could muster. Nothing more, nothing less.

Months later, I experienced blatant antisemitism on set—simply for wearing my Star of David. The moment cracked something open in me. I remembered the man at the Kotel—whom I now jokingly call Melchizedek—and longed for something that would carry that same divine protection.

I searched everywhere for a bracelet that felt right. When I couldn’t find one, I opened an old box of beads hidden in my closet and made one myself. As I finished, I heard Hashem clearly say, “Make two more.” The next day, two women on set immediately asked for them—without knowing the story—and told me they felt protected and comforted the moment they put them on. Word spread quickly. Everyone wanted one... except, of course, the man who had targeted me. The production coordinator—who happened to be Israeli—stood by me, and that man was eventually fired.

That’s when I understood: these bracelets aren’t just beads. They’re reminders that Hashem is always with us. They’re quiet prayers made wearable. You are never alone.

Ironically, I’m grateful for the villain. Without him, this shop, this offering, this movement of light wouldn’t exist. Every sacred story has its darkness—but that’s how we learn to recognize the light.

My name is Keshet, which means rainbow in Hebrew. And I believe every soul deserves protection, beauty, and a reminder of God’s love, wrapped gently around their wrist.