Star Of David Necklace
This is a delicate and elegant star of David necklace. The pendant is hand crafted and made of 9k yellow gold and sterling silver 925. The pendant hangs from a rolo shiny sterling silver 925 chain. The necklace chain is secured with a spring ring clasp.
This star of David necklace makes a beautiful expression of faith and is a sign of connection to the holy land. In the last few hundred years the Star of David amulet has become the most recognizable sign of Jewish identity . In Jewish tradition, the Star of David is believed to draw positive energies for those who wear it around their necks or their wrists. A Star of David jewelry makes a great gift for any special occasion such as Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah as well as it is a way of acknowledging someone special to you.
The Star of David charm (also known by its Hebrew name Magen David) is the most recognizable sign of Jewish identity. It is widespread across Jewish communities all around the world. The Star of David often decorates synagogues and appears on the Jewish prayer shawl.
Many Jewish people wear Star of David jewelry as a way of identifying with the global Jewish community. Over the last few decades, the star of David symbol has become popular for many Judaic artists who have recreated this motif through the eyes of their imagination.
This star of David necklace makes a beautiful expression of faith and is a sign of connection to the holy land. In the last few hundred years the Star of David amulet has become the most recognizable sign of Jewish identity . In Jewish tradition, the Star of David is believed to draw positive energies for those who wear it around their necks or their wrists. A Star of David jewelry makes a great gift for any special occasion such as Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah as well as it is a way of acknowledging someone special to you.
Many Jewish people wear Star of David jewelry as a way of identifying with the global Jewish community. Over the last few decades, the star of David symbol has become popular for many Judaic artists who have recreated this motif through the eyes of their imagination.
