Jewish Pendants

Silver & Gold Jewish Pendants

A Jewish pendant is the most direct way to wear an idea. The symbol is small enough to live against the skin, the chain is unobtrusive enough to disappear under clothing, and the meaning is portable enough to carry through any kind of day. Our Jewish pendant collection is the broadest section of our workshop's output for exactly that reason; almost every customer who buys from us starts with a pendant.

The collection is organized by symbol. Star of David pendants (Magen David, the two interlocking triangles) are our most popular and our largest sub-category. Chai pendants (the Hebrew letters chet and yud, spelling "life") follow closely behind. Hamsa pendants, the open-palm protective charm, are particularly popular as gifts. Mezuzah pendants are miniature versions of the doorpost case that contains the Shema Israel scroll, often worn by people who travel and want to carry a piece of home. Shema Israel pendants inscribe the central declaration of Jewish faith ("Hear, O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One") on a flat plate or a curved scroll. Hoshen pendants feature the twelve tribal gemstones of the High Priest's breastplate, set in their traditional sequence.

Beyond the core symbols, we offer Tree of Life pendants (the Kabbalistic map of the Sefirot), Lion of Judah pendants (the tribal emblem of King David's line), Menorah pendants (the seven-branched lamp of the Temple), and the Ana Bekoach Kabbalistic pendant inscribed with the forty-two letter divine name. Jerusalem skyline pendants render the Old City as a continuous silhouette in two-tone gold, often set against a Roman glass or Eilat stone backdrop. Hebrew name pendants, handled separately in our Hebrew Name Necklaces collection, can also be combined with any of these symbols on a single chain.

Materials run from solid 14K and 18K gold (yellow, white, and rose) through hand-stamped sterling silver. Diamonds, Eilat stone, Roman glass, and ancient coins are all available as accents. Every pendant is made to order in our Jerusalem workshop, photographed, and shipped worldwide with a certificate of authenticity. Chain length can be customized at checkout, and engraving on the reverse adds a Hebrew name, date, or dedication.