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Gold Wedding Rings for You and Her

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 09:59:19 +0000

It’s that time of year when your mailbox starts filling with wedding invitations. You see the fancy envelop, the elegant writing on it, and you instantly look down at your Gold Wedding Ring and remember your own wedding. You look at the many invitations and ask: “why now?” Well, the answer is simple: because it’s wedding season!
Many engaged couples want to get married in the summer. The weather is warm, flowers are in bloom, and the entire atmosphere is light and romantic. Jewish engaged couples are no different that way. However, there are a few weeks in the summer during which Jewish weddings don’t take place because of Jewish Law. As such, there is often a bit of a rush at Jewish Jewelry stores during the summer. Everybody wants to get they’re wedding rings on time.
Do you have friends who are getting married soon? Why not suggest to them to buy their rings by us: They can look through our selection of Jewish Wedding Rings, choose the rings most suitable for them from the great variety of Gold Wedding Rings, and order easily over the internet – all without leaving their home. They can choose from gold, silver, inscribed rings – and more

Find a Variety of Kippot (Jewish Hat) on Jewish Souvenir Websites

Sun, 01 Jan 2012 09:30:06 +0000

If you have ever visited Israel, then you have probably noticed that many of the male children and teenagers, as well as many men wear kippot. Kippot is the plural for kippah (also known as yarmulke), a skullcap made of cloth, wool or yarn, which is worn by religious or observant Jewish men. A kippah, or Jewish hat, has a hemispheric shape and is found in a variety of sizes and styles. Kippot are worn in order to keep the head covered in all times, which is a requirement of the Halacha – the Jewish law.

A Jewish Hat Makes For a Perfect Souvenir

If you are visiting Israel and looking for a unique souvenir to bring home to your family and friends, you should consider getting them the traditional Jewish hat – the kippah. Otherwise, if you are Jewish but living abroad and you want a taste of Israel and Jewish customs, you can order kippot online, from websites specializing in Judaica, Jewish souvenirs and Jewish traditional items and wear.

Kippot can be of the dark, serious, somber type – simple black cloth or black wool; they can be festive – white with a pattern in gold or silver spelling out a prayer or a Jewish saying; they can be colorful and casual – made from yarn in various colors. There are kippot for children with letters of the Hebrew alphabet or playful designs. You can find kippot in markets, in hat shops and on websites that sell Judaica items and traditional wear.

Handmade Silver Rings

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 09:23:51 +0000

If you’re used to wearing only gold rings, you may be ambivalent towards choosing one of our Handmade Silver Rings next time you’re in the market for a ring. However, we think that a silver ring can be just as elegant as a gold one. Here is one example:
The ring in the picture above is really quite striking. The features of this silver ring are so interesting – they make for a great conversation piece. The ring’s band is not a complete one – which is the first unusual thing about it.

The edges include two beautiful rectangular settings with Blue Topaz and Amethyst stones, both bordered by yellow gold for decoration. The result is an absolutely stunning ring.
There are many more interesting and unique Handmade Silver Rings to choose from. You’ll be sure to find one that suits your taste, your wardrobe, and your personality. Try it. You won’t be disappointed, guaranteed.

Unique Wedding Rings

Tue, 06 Dec 2011 08:34:06 +0000

Who doesn’t long for that moment of finally choosing a wedding ring? But I’m not talking about your ordinary gold Jewish wedding rings; I’m talking about unique gold wedding rings. Yes, if you want to have a ring which stands out among the many regular rings all your friends have, you should definitely read on.

Wedding Rings-Pros and Cons

So what makes gold wedding rings so unique? Well, first of all, they are all personally handcrafted by extremely talented top of the class Israeli artists. It is widely known that their designs are not only beautiful but also unique and very different from the rings designed by other artists in the western world.

Second, many of these designs combine different colors of gold. This adds color and prestige to the ring. One design which I find extremely fabulous and most fitting for a wedding ring is a leaf design. These unique gold wedding rings are decorated across the center of the ring with a delicate branch and leaves, which represents life and growth which is just what we hope for in a marriage.
Finally, there are also Jewish wedding rings, which are amazing rings engraved with different love verses from the bible. Also, on a personal note, I think that just knowing that your wedding ring came from Israel is unique in its own.
So between us, why purchase a regular boring ring when you can choose a magnificent ring from our wide collection of unique gold wedding rings.

Silver Candle Holders

Mon, 05 Dec 2011 15:35:39 +0000

Silver candle holders always bring back sweet memories to me. In my mind I see my mother lighting the Shabbat candles in our family candelabra, blessing each child as she lights another candle. Being items that are often passed on from generation to generation much like many Judaica gifts like the silver Kiddush cups, these candle holders are usually not just beautiful but full of meaning and history as well.
There are many traditions as to the number of candles which a woman lights. Although the absolute minimum of candles is one, the Jewish sages say that at least two candles should be lit. In many families it has become tradition to light a candle for every member of the family, and with each child born into the family, another candle is lit forever.

Also, people who abide by the kabala light seven candles and even ten candles. Although it is very popular to light with white wax candles, many people today return to the traditional oil. If people want to glorify the Mitzvah, they use olive oil which is considered the highest quality oil there is for lighting. Because olive oil is often much more expensive, some people light a mixture of olive oil with regular oil.
Yet at the end of the day, what is most important is to see the light and feel the warmth from the lit candles every Shabbat and holiday, knowing that the gorgeous silver candle holders are here to stay.

Roman Glass Necklaces

Sun, 04 Dec 2011 10:47:59 +0000

We have a great demand in Israel for roman glass jewelry; hence we will like to present for you a new collection of Roman glass necklaces along with other Roman Glass jewelry such as pendants, earrings and more.

Roman glass Jewelry has a great variation and combination of colors-pink, blue and yellow are the most popular colors. The necklaces are a combination of metals (silver and gold) and glass.

What Roman Glass Necklaces can you find In Israel?

The new variety has an unusual new and refreshing look which makes a fine adornment for any occasion. They’ve got beautiful decorations and products such as pure sterling silver Yemenite design, a beautiful handmade filigree work design, flowers with roman glass centered, nice square oval and circle shapes pendants combined with delicate and gorgeous chains.
To complete a magnificent set we added matching Roman Glass earrings that come in precise textures and shapes that suit any pendant and necklace cataloged.

Chai Pendants

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 08:50:10 +0000

If you’re looking for a great Judaica Gift, suitable for both men and women of all ages, we have the best suggestion for you: get one of our beautiful Chai Pendants. These pendants are especially great as Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah Jewelry gifts.
You may ask, why do these pendants make such a great gift? The answer lies firstly in the name of the pendant and what it spells: the single word “chai”. Chai means “alive” and expresses the sentiment of every Jew anywhere in the world during any time period.

Despite trials and tribulations, and against all odds, the Jewish nation is still “Chai”, alive. What could be a better message to wear around your neck?

Great Variety of Chai Pendants

There is quite a variety of pendant to choose from: “Chai” in a Mezuzah Pendant – considered a good luck charm, “Chai” within a Star of David Pendant – another proud Jewish symbol, and more.

The best part about it is that you can put any one of these Pendants on a chain you already have without having to buy a new one. When you give one of our Chai Pendants as a gift, you’ll see that the recipient will love it! even if that recipient is you!

Star of David-Symbols and Pendants

Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:23:54 +0000

One of the most famous Jewish pendants one can see today is the Star of David pendants. Nearly every Jewish person I know owns at least one of these wonderful pieces of jewelry. Have you ever asked yourself what makes them so special?

The Star of David is the symbol which in my opinion is most associated with Judaism today. It is not pure chance that during the holocaust Jews were forced to wear one as an identifying mark for their Judaism. This special symbol can be found in cemeteries, on synagogue walls, Jewish schools, the flag of the state of Israel, and much more.

Star Of David Pendants

The road to wearing this beautiful hexagonal shape as Star of David pendants is very short. Apart from its rare shape, this symbol holds deep meaning. On an historical level, it dates back at least to the Bar Cochvah rebellion which took place nearly 2,000 years ago. On a mystical level, according to the Kabala, it has protecting powers and many explanations as to the meaning of the two triangles which make up this symbol.

These pendants can be found in many sizes and designs. Just a few of them include enamel work, filigree work, brushed finish, hammered texture, 3D and more. A gorgeous group of designs are the pendants which combine different symbols, such as the Star of David with the Dove of Peace or the Chai etc.

So with the huge variety of Star of David pendants in the Jewish jewelry market today, you’re sure to find that special piece which suits your taste to perfection.

How and where to buy Gold Name Necklaces

Tue, 11 Oct 2011 16:01:59 +0000

When you are looking to buy Gold Name Necklaces on the web, what do you look for? The options are absolutely endless. There are so many to choose from that you might find yourself exhausted by the possibilities. In order to make the process a little easier, we’d like to make some helpful suggestions.
Firstly, only look at two or three websites. Next, find the specific style of gold name necklaces you are looking for. If you haven’t picked a specific style yet, browse through the available styles – look at the pictures – and decide on three or four styles that you find appealing. This way you narrow down the options and don’t get overwhelmed by endless possibilites.

The next step is to check the metal dimensions – weight, width, and height to make sure they are what you want. Finally, choose the necklace length of your choice. Now find the best price out of the two or three websites that you looked at, click “order”, insert your name into the order form and you’re done.
One last thing you should keep in mind: make sure the necklace you order is bought from a reputable seller, one that takes pride in quality craftsmanship alongside a great price and great service.

Roman Glass In a Nutshell

Sun, 02 Oct 2011 07:38:49 +0000

In the Jewish Jewelry market we use history to beautify our modern jewelry. One of today’s best selling trends is the use of Roman glass, this unique glass started to flow into the market many years ago when a group of archeologists found a scrape of glass covered with a colorful design in the Judean desert being one of the most common places to find this glass.
The origin of glass was actually brought to Rome much after the beginning of the use of glass. Glass was invented by the Iranians and did not interest the Romans until the time of Augustus who conquered most of the Mediterranean and brought many slaves to increase the Roman industry. Among those slaves were expert glass blowers and glass casters from Judea, Egypt and Syria many believed to be of Jewish origin.
This is how the beautiful colored glass received its name as roman glass.
Today Roman glass is considered an Antique and thus drawing many to collect this piece not only as a beautiful item but also as an incredible art design.
The most expensive bowl of Roman glass was sold in London at an auction for 4.8 million dollars.

The truth is that today there is a whole new line of jewelry referred to as Roman glass jewelry.
Any piece of Jewish jewelry can be mounted with roman glass. The unique Jewish pendants such as the Star of David, Hamsa and Chai all come in various designs combined with this antique glass unifying Jewish history and modern art.