Making Jewish religious jewelry

Religion is certainly one of the oldest motivations for creating jewelry. This is especially true of the Jewish religion, the oldest traces of which date back to at least the 6th century BC

The Jewish religion has many symbols that we find represented in the form of jewelery and which we have had the opportunity to create on behalf of our customers, both in classic and personalized designs.

Through this article we present you with several jewelry projects that incorporate the symbols of the Jewish religion in the form of pendants, personalized rings or gold medals.

Of note, we had already had the opportunity to create a Christian religious gold ring featured here or a Dome of the Rock Mosque signet ring.

Ichtus signet ring with Hebrew inscriptions

This Jewish signet ring design uses our custom gold templar signet ring design for our customers’ needs. Please note that our men’s signet ring designs are customizable in this way.

While maintaining this basic design and the Latin text found under the ring tray, our client made the following changes:

• Representation of the Ichtus fish on the ring plate
• Hebrew inscriptions around
• The replacement of the Templar cross on the sides with a Swiss cross on the left and a Star of David on the right
• Fill the inside of the ring that was hollowed out in the original design

This signet ring, weighing 22 grams of gold, is ultimately absolutely unique.

The project is first computer modeled to obtain a digital model whose design is validated by our client, following which we can start the creation of the gold project.

Digital model rendering of the Jewish ring project

The ring model is then 3D printed, cast in 18k gold, then touched up and finalized by polishing to achieve this final result:

The Star of David

The Star of David is certainly the most represented Jewish symbol in jewelry. We had the opportunity to reproduce it in the form of a personalized silver signet ring.

Alpeh letter ring in gold

This alphabet ring project seemed interesting to me because this letter Aleph dates back thousands of years and is the origin of the name of our alphabet.

This gold women’s ring design consists of a split ring topped with the Hebrew letter Aleph set with 3 small diamonds.

Hai pendant

The Hebrew word Hai is a Jewish symbol often worn as a pendant. We had the opportunity to make one of these large solid silver pendants that measure 40 millimeters high and 45 millimeters wide.

Jewish hatred symbol pendant from our collection

Hamsa pendant in gold

The Hamsa is a pendant common to Jewish culture that can be represented in many ways, plain or set with gemstones as shown in these two examples of Hamsa pendants, below:

Large Hamsa pendant in white gold

This 18k white gold pendant is 80 millimeters high and weighs approximately 30 grams, and is decorated with arabesques and a 5 millimeter diameter blue sapphire.

It is entirely manually cut with a saw in a large sheet of rolled white gold.

Small Hamsa pendant with diamonds

This small 18k gold pendant from our collection is studded with white diamonds and a small blue sapphire in the center representing the pupil of the eye.

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