King Solomon Coin
An Archangel seal, faithfully reproduced from classical angelological tradition. Solid brass, the 72 Names of God on the reverse, designed to be carried close.
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View the Necklace $39.99Archangel Samael coin with 72 Names of God features a double sided brass design inspired by traditional angelic and Solomonic symbolism. This coin combines classical seal imagery with Hebrew lettering, making it suitable for collection, display, or symbolic study.
This Archangel Samael coin represents symbolic elements drawn from historical and theological traditions. Samael appears in various sources connected to judgment, authority, and structured symbolism.
Archangel Samael: associated with judgment and authority
72 Names of God: Hebrew sequences linked to awareness
Angelic seal: inspired by traditional manuscripts
Double sided coin: detailed engraving on both faces
Because of this combination, the coin serves as both a collectible and a symbolic piece.
The front side features the traditional seal associated with Archangel Samael. This design reflects sigil iconography found in Solomonic manuscripts and later Kabbalistic traditions.
The name Samael also appears in historical sources as Samuel. The seal structure is studied for its geometric composition and symbolic arrangement.
The reverse side of this Archangel Samael coin includes the 72 Names of God. These are three letter Hebrew sequences connected to symbolic traditions and reflection.
By observing these sequences, many use them as a visual method for intention and awareness. This adds depth beyond the physical design.
This coin is made from durable brass with a gold tone finish. The material provides strength while maintaining a classic and timeless appearance.
In addition, the engraving highlights fine details of both the angelic seal and the Hebrew sequences. This ensures clarity and precision for study and display.
Material: brass
Color: gold tone
Diameter: 1.50 inches
Thickness: 2.9 mm
Weight: 0.8 oz
Design: double sided engraving
Packaging: PVC coin sleeve
This Archangel Samael coin is designed for durability, symbolic meaning, and collectible value.
This coin can be used for collection, display, or symbolic study. Its compact size allows it to be carried or placed in personal spaces.
It is suitable for those interested in angelic symbolism, traditional manuscripts, and meaningful design.
Learn how this seal fits within the complete Solomonic system in the 44 Seals of King Solomon Reference Guide .
Samael is one of the most complex and multivalent figures in the Kabbalistic and Solomonic angelological traditions. His name translates variously as "Venom of God," "Poison of God," or "Severity of God," reflecting the dual nature of his role in classical texts. In some Kabbalistic sources, Samael appears as an adversarial figure, the prince of accusation and the force that tests humanity through difficulty and resistance. In others, particularly in the Zohar and related mystical texts, Samael is presented as a legitimate celestial intelligence presiding over Geburah and the Martian sphere, serving as the angel of death and divine severity whose function is necessary and divinely ordained within the cosmic order. The distinction between Samael's adversarial and authoritative dimensions reflects the broader Kabbalistic teaching that severity and judgment are not evil in themselves but are essential aspects of divine balance. Where Chesed (mercy) expands without limit, Geburah and Samael contract and purify, keeping creation from dissolving into undifferentiated mercy. In the classical planetary correspondence system, Samael is associated with Mars and the sphere of Geburah, sometimes sharing this domain with Camael, the two representing complementary aspects of Martian force: Camael as the upward-facing strength that seeks God, and Samael as the downward-facing severity that tests creation. The seal of Samael as found in Solomonic and Kabbalistic manuscripts encodes this complex authority within a single symbolic form. The 72 Names of God on the reverse provide the contemplative Kabbalistic counterbalance, connecting Samael's severe function to the broader tradition of divine name meditation.
Samael occupies a complex position in Kabbalistic tradition. In some sources he is an adversarial figure, the prince of accusation who tests humanity. In others, particularly the Zohar, he is a legitimate celestial intelligence governing Geburah and the Martian sphere as the angel of divine severity. This dual nature reflects the Kabbalistic understanding that severity is not evil but a necessary aspect of divine balance alongside mercy.
Samael is variously translated as "Venom of God," "Poison of God," or "Severity of God" from Hebrew. The root sam (venom or poison) combined with El (God) gives the name its most common translation. The variant spelling Samuel, meaning "God Has Heard," appears in some traditional sources as a related form. Each translation reflects a different facet of Samael's complex nature within the tradition.
Both Samael and Camael are associated with Mars and the sphere of Geburah in different traditional sources. They can be understood as complementary aspects of Martian divine force: Camael as the strength that seeks and serves God, and Samael as the severity that tests and judges creation. Together they represent the complete range of Geburic force within the classical planetary-angelic system.
In Kabbalistic theology, the Tree of Life requires balance between opposing forces. Chesed (mercy, Jupiter) must be balanced by Geburah (severity, Mars) or creation would dissolve into formless abundance. Severity is the force that gives structure, maintains boundaries, and purifies what does not serve the divine order. Samael's function as the angel of severity, while often misunderstood as purely adversarial, reflects this necessary corrective principle within the cosmos.
The front features the traditional seal of Archangel Samael from classical Solomonic and Kabbalistic manuscript sources, encoding his sigil and inscriptions associated with the Martian sphere of Geburah. The reverse carries the 72 Names of God in circular arrangement, the Kabbalistic Hebrew letter sequences found on all King Solomon Coin products. Brass with gold tone finish, 1.50 inches diameter, PVC sleeve.
Each Solomonic seal in our collection is preserved in the medieval grimoire tradition known as the Greater Key of Solomon. Every piece is a faithful reproduction of the planetary, angelic, or geometric figure as it appears in the original manuscripts, paired on the reverse with the 72 Names of God: three-letter Hebrew sequences derived from Exodus 14:19 to 21 and traditionally used in Kabbalistic meditation. Read the full reference guide for the symbolism behind every seal.
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Pair this coin with our 1FitAll Bezel Necklace: the modular bezel was designed to fit every coin in the King Solomon Coin collection, so you can swap coins between intentions or planetary days. The coin can also be carried in a pocket, kept on a personal altar, or used as a meditation focus.
