14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant
This 14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant has a classy charm. The beaded design on the inner and outer frame of the pendant adds a dimension to the shape of the mezuzah while the colorful Roman glass adds character and style. Roman glass is found in many archaeological areas in Israel. The beauty of the iridescence comes from being buried in the ground for over 2000 years. Soldered on the roman glass is the "Shin" that is found on many Mezuzah cases.
The mezuzah, according to Jewish law, should be placed on every doorpost in ones house. It is known to protect ones house and its inhabitants. The shin, which stands for one of God's names, is often found on the mezuzah case. It is also an acronym for Shomer Daltot Yisrael, which means "Guardian of Israel's doors".
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14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant
14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant
This 14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant has a classy charm. The beaded design on the inner and outer frame of the pendant adds a dimension to the shape of the mezuzah while the colorful Roman glass adds character and style. Roman glass is found in many archaeological areas in Israel. The beauty of the iridescence comes from being buried in the ground for over 2000 years. Soldered on the roman glass is the "Shin" that is found on many Mezuzah cases.
The mezuzah, according to Jewish law, should be placed on every doorpost in ones house. It is known to protect ones house and its inhabitants. The shin, which stands for one of God's names, is often found on the mezuzah case. It is also an acronym for Shomer Daltot Yisrael, which means "Guardian of Israel's doors".
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This 14k White Gold Yemenite Design Roman Glass Mezuzah Pendant has a classy charm. The beaded design on the inner and outer frame of the pendant adds a dimension to the shape of the mezuzah while the colorful Roman glass adds character and style. Roman glass is found in many archaeological areas in Israel. The beauty of the iridescence comes from being buried in the ground for over 2000 years. Soldered on the roman glass is the "Shin" that is found on many Mezuzah cases.
The mezuzah, according to Jewish law, should be placed on every doorpost in ones house. It is known to protect ones house and its inhabitants. The shin, which stands for one of God's names, is often found on the mezuzah case. It is also an acronym for Shomer Daltot Yisrael, which means "Guardian of Israel's doors".
