Star of David Necklace
Posted by admin on Jul 07, 2010 | Leave a Comment
Star of David Necklace
Among the many symbols in Judaism, the Star of David has become one of the most familiar and commonly used. In Hebrew it is called Magen David, which means “shield of David.” The Star of David is not only on Israel’s official flag; it is also an extremely popular jewelry motif. There are infinite types of Star of David earrings, Star of David rings and Star of David necklaces. The latter...
Choshen Jewelry
Posted by admin on Jul 05, 2010 | Leave a Comment
Choshen Jewelry
Choshen Jewelry is not only a great way to take pride in your religion; it is also a gorgeous way to adorn your body with vivid, beautiful colors. The word Choshen, sometimes spelled Hoshen, refers to the breastplate that the High Priest wore according to the Book of Exodus. According to the biblical description of the Choshen, it was square-shaped, and within the square were twelve gems, each corresponding...
Sterling Silver Jewelry
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silver star of david
To many, sterling silver jewelry is the most popular and sought-after Jewish jewelry. No other type of Jewish jewelry, such as gold or copper jewelry, has been so popular among men and women alike, with no age limits. Silver has been used to make jewelry since the days of old. However, the exploration of continents in the western part of the world exposed silver mines that significantly increased...
IDF Jewelry
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IDF Jewelry
Jewish jewelry, like Star of David and Hamsa, is much more than a way to adorn your body and beautify yourself. Jewelry, in addition to doing just that, is worn to make statements. Jewish jewelry is always a great way to express yourself and even to support a certain cause and stand up for something in which you believe. Jewish jewelry is used to support not only Judaism, but also different organizations,...
Kabbalah Jewelry
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Kabbalah Jewelry
Kaballah, in modern and laymen’s terms, is Jewish mysticism. People who practice true kaballah, as opposed to “Hollywood kaballah,” are said to know many secrets of the relationship between the spiritual and the physical, the creation of the world, and much more. In recent years there has been an unquenchable thirst for spirituality, and a prominent side-effect of this thirst is the emergence and...
Mezuzah Pendant
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Mezuzah Pendant
Wearing Jewish jewelry has always been more than simply beautifying your body with stunning Star of David, Hamsa and more. In addition to being a great way to adorn your body, Jewish jewelry is also about taking pride in your heritage. There are so many types of Judaica jewelry, and it is designed to allow one to express oneself. One of the most surprising jewels in the Judaica market is the mezuzah pendant....
Israeli Jewelry
Posted by admin on Apr 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment
Wearing jewelry has always been more than just a way of adorning one’s body. Jewelry, in addition to beautifying the body, is used to make statements. An obvious example would be Judaica jewelry, such as chai pendants, Star of David jewelry and more. It is a way of expressing yourself and take pride and who you are or what you believe in. Also, it is a way of showing support for a certain cause, organization, etc....
Chai Pendant
Posted by admin on Mar 07, 2010 | Leave a Comment
chai
The word Chai, in Hebrew, means “live,” or “alive.” One of its meanings is that we should always focus on the importance of life, and, more specifically, how to live our lives. Jews should live with the knowledge that God put them in this world to serve and get close to Him. There are many rules that guide and teach us how to lead a truly Torah-filled life, and the Chai symbol reminds us...
Hamsa Jewelry
Posted by admin on Mar 05, 2010 | 1 Comment
Hamsa
The hand-shaped amulet, Hamsa, is popular not just in Judaica, but in Middle Eastern jewelry markets as well.In Judaism, the hamsa, five in Arabic, is also called “Hand of Miriam,” Moses’ and Aaron’s sister. The word hamesh, five in Hebrew, alludes to the five books of the Torah. Additionally, the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, “Heh,” represents one of God’s names....
Jewish Jewelry
Posted by admin on Feb 23, 2010 | 1 Comment
Hamsa
One of the most popular ways for Jews across the globe to connect with, and show off, their heritage is by wearing Judaica jewelry, of which there are incalculable types. These include, for example, classics that never go out of style such as Hamsa Jewelry, Chai and Star of David necklaces.
As of late, Judaica Jewelers have pushed their creativity to new limits, crafting Jewish charms “with a twist,”...
