Jewish Jewelry

Jewish Jewelry: Star of David, Hamsa, Chai, Mezuzah, Torah, Menorah, Mezuzah, Pomegranate, Tree of Life, Evil Eye

Star of David

Known as ‘Magen David ‘in Hebrew. The design features a star made of two overlapping equilateral triangles and has 6 points. The Star of David symbol roots from King David- the Israelite king.

The Jewish Star of David necklaces are one of the most exquisite pieces of Jewish jewelry to complement your look with both traditional and modern fashion. They are available in silver and gold.

Jewish home decor

Mezuzah

The Mezuzah holds a significant importance in Judaism as it consists of the verses of the Torah or the writing of God in the Hebrew language. The Hebrew verses have the Jewish prayer ‘Shema Israel’ inscribed in its which states- “Hear O Israel, the lord is our God and the Lord is One”. It includes an Hebrew Klaf with the verses written and rolled inside a decorative case. 

The Jewish Mezuzah is not only for hanging on doorposts but also available as beautiful pendants to wear with necklaces. The pendants are available in both gold and silver.

Hamsa

The hamsa is popular among the Jews and Israelites as the Good luck charm. It is widely used in the form of wall hangings and jewelry to ward off the evil eye. The Hamsa is believed to have its roots from Egypt. The design of Hamsa is like an open palm with five fingers pointing in the downward direction. It is also popular in the name of the hand of Fatima who is known to be the daughter of Prophet Muhammad.

Chai

It is an Hebrew word that has emerged as the popular Jewish motif dating back to the 18th century. Chai means ‘living’ while the symbol represents two letters- ‘Chet’ and ‘Yod’. The letters in Judaism are considered as a visual symbol that represents number 18 as per the numerology which is a lucky gifting number in Judaism. It is used as a popular gift item by the Jews as it is believed to represent long life and prosperity.

Other popular trending Jewish jewelry designs are –  theTorah, Shema Yisrael, Menorah, Ani Le Dodi, Dove, Zion.