Saharōn (שַׂהֲרֹן) means crescent, moon-shaped ornament. From sāhar (moon). Small crescent pendants worn as jewelry or placed on camels as decorative amulets.
Judges 8:21,26: Gideon took the crescent ornaments from the Midianite kings' camels. Isaiah 3:18: God will strip away the finery of the daughters of Zion, including their 'crescents.' These ornaments were connected to moon worship — wearing them was a subtle form of pagan identification. God calls His people to separate from the symbols of false worship, even when they seem merely decorative. What we wear and display can signal spiritual allegiance.