'Ani Ledodi Vedodi Li' - I Am My Beloved'S

Wedding Ring

Like Jewish jewelry, a traditional Jewish wedding is full of meaningful rituals. The wedding ceremony takes place under the chuppah which is open on all sides, similar to Biblical days when tents were open on all side to show hospitality. The wedding ring is solid uninterrupted gold and this continuity of the rings represents an enduring marriage.
Jewish wedding rings are crafted to perfection and are usually made of simple solid gold bands. Verses and names with Hebrew letters are engraved on the band are this trend is growing in popularity. Jewish wedding bands also popularily feature the symbol of the Star of David.

"Ani ledodi vedodi li" Ring

Buying Jewish wedding rings is no longer frustrating like in the past. With online stores you can look at a huge range of rings and in your specific price range. Only one Jewish wedding ring to the bride is required by Jewish law but these days Jewish couples prefer to exchange rings.

Jewelry with an Interesting Inscription

One of the items of hamsa jewelry which are availabe at yourholylandstore.com is the 72 Names (Ain Bet) of God Kabbalah Pendant with Hamsa Hand. This spectacular item has the 72 names engraved in Hebrew. These are the of the creator and they are engraved on both sides of the 925 sterling silver and 14 karat solid gold pendant. The pendant is unique in that it is hand engraved. The hamsa is gold and is located in the centre of the pendant. It is said to bring luck and protection from the Evil Eye, or negative energy. The description which is provided on the website is fascinating. For this and more, you can visit the website and browse the range of amulets, bracelets and pendants of various designs and which come in a variety of sizes and materials. The prices range quite substantially. It will simply depend on which item of jewelry you purchase.

The Significance of the Hand of Miriam in Judaism

Hamsa Bracelet

In former years, it seemed as if the eastern origins of the Hamsa hand or the, "hand of Miriam," as it is referred to in Jewish society, was a sticking point for many due to the political unrest between the Jews and Islamic countries. However, recent years has seen a significant upturn in its re-establishment as a good luck symbol and charm. Its function has however been somewhat extended from functioning only as a kind of evil eye jewelry piece. Now, it can be seen on postcards, wall decorations and key chains as representations of well wishes sent to the recipient. Indeed, it has become somewhat trendy amongst the youth, many of which may know little about its cultural origins and may simply wear these pendants as fashion accessories. Many of them still contain images of the symbol known to ward off the curse produced by the evil eye, and it seems as though it is not only the religiously devout that bear these symbols today.

I Love Macrame Barcelets

A beautiful black macrame bracelet. It has Hamsa for protection and in addition a blue Evil Eye. Stay protected!

Evil Eye on Squidoo

Squidoo is a huge resource of interesting information about almost everything. This Squidoo lense is about an Evil Eye , so it is you can check it.

Beautiful Blue Evil Eye Bracelet

Check this beautiful macrame bracelet. Blue colors and sparkling CZ crystals.

Modern and Ancient Side by Side in Jewelery for Jews

Jewish & Judaica jewelry is popular with people who want to be fashionable and who want to also familiarise themselves with Judaism. It is also for those people who want to affiliate themselves with the tribulations that the Jewish people have experienced in the past. You can get earrings, necklaces,pendants and bracelets made from gold and silver and other high quality materials. Exquisite precious stones made by skilled Israeli jewelry designers are often incorporated into the jewelery. These days you can get magnificent jewelery that features modern and ancient side by side.
Biblical verses are often engraved on jewelry and have symbolic meanings. This jewelery makes perfect gifts for Jewish ceremonies like Bat Mitzvah and Bar Mitzvah when boys and girls become adults. Some jewelry styles are traced back to ancient Biblical times. Hamsa is known as the hand of Miriam who was Moses and Aaron's sister. The sign is regarded as a defense against the evil eye.