Judaica Collection

Judaica Collection

Welcome to our Judaica Gallery featuring timeless Judaic designs that
express the richness and mysticism of the Jewish spiritual tradition.

As Judaica Collection jewelry is custom-made-
to-order, please allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery.

Sterling Chain sold separately. Please
click here to see our Sterling Chains.

Hamsa Pendant
14K Gold w/ Ruby
Hamsa is an ancient protective amulet
known as the "Creator's Protective Hand"
or the "Blessing Hand of God." The word
Hamsa means "five" and refers to the five
digits on the hand. The eye in the center
of the hand is known as the Creator's
watchful eye.

1 " H x 3/4" W

Please call for 14K Gold price quote.

Hamsa Pendant
Sterling Silver w/ Turquoise
Hamsa is an ancient protective amulet
known as the "Creator's Protective Hand"
or the "Blessing Hand of God." The word
Hamsa means "five" and refers to the five
digits on the hand. The eye in the center
of the hand is known as the Creator's
watchful eye.

1 " H x 3/4" W

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Chai Pendant
Sterling Silver
The word Chai has great significance in
the Jewish faith. This symbol is the
Hebrew word Chai (living), combined
with the two Hebrew letters Chet and
Yod. Some say it refers to the Living
G-d (a way to avoid writing the name
of G-d, to avoid the risk of erasing
or defacing the Name).

14.8 mm W x 14.2 mm H

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Chai w/ Stones
Pendant
Sterling Silver w/ Cubic
Zirconia
The word Chai has great significance in
the Jewish faith. This symbol is the
Hebrew word Chai (living), combined
with the two Hebrew letters Chet and
Yod. Some say it refers to the Living
G-d (a way to avoid writing the name
of G-d, to avoid the risk of erasing
or defacing the Name).

14.8 mm W x 14.2 mm H

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● Star of David ●

An important symbol of the Jewish religion, the Star of David is also known as
Shield of David acknowledging that, as with King David, life is not won without
the support of the Almighty. The six points of the star represent God's rule over
the six directions of the universe. The interlocking of the two triangles testifies
to the inseparability of the Jewish people. According to the mystical Jewish
teachings of Kabbalah, the two triangles represent the dichotomies inherent
in man - good vs. evil and spiritual vs. physical. It also symbolizes the
reciprocal relationship between God and humanity. The triangle pointing
upward represents good deeds rising to Heaven, activating the flow of
goodness back down to the world, represented by the triangle
pointing downward.