14K Gold with Ornamental Design, Chai Jewelry

Name: 14K Gold with Ornamental Design, Chai Jewelry
Brand: Ben Jewelry
SKU: 16449
Price: 399 USD
Availability: InStock

This classic CHAI pendant comprises the Hebrew word for life that doubles as the number 18 in the original Hebrew numbering system. The pendant is made of 14k yellow gold. This Hebrew text is a divine blessing for a long and prosperous life. The letters are decorated in scroll forms and texture.

MSRP:

$499.00

SKU:

16449

$399.00

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Description

This keenly made and extremely interesting gold CHAI Jewish artical of jewelwork joins our long list from the shop of Ben Sadya. A CHAI is a Biblical charm that shows trust in G-d's sustaining hand. The pendant is delivered utilizing radiant 14k Gold. The chai picture implies "life" in the holy tongue and likewise is an allusion to the special number "18" in ancient Hebrew numbering structure uses letters as used for spelling. This leads the way to numerological speculation. Ben Sadya produces Judaica items drawing on his reference to Jewish culture and belief, also from his craftsmanship in silvers and gold.

Ben Sadya is an extensively acclaimed Israeli embellishments fashioner. He has won Designer's Competitions around the globe. He melds the Yemenite filigree strategies invented by his ancestors with modern subjects including utilization of roman glass making groundbreaking work done at his studio in Jerusalem.

This new assembling of CHAI pendants are wondrous to see. They make uncommon blessings for Wedding, Bat and Bar mitzvah and at whatever point you have to give an obviously gigantic gift.