Rafael Jewelry Handcrafted Sterling Silver Ancient Jerusalem Pendant Necklace (Choice of Color)
Whether you are dressing for a busy day at the office or for a fun night on the town, complete any outfit in your wardrobe with this gorgeous pendant necklace from Rafael Jewelry:
- This pendant features a design composed of the Lion of Judah and the ancient Hebrew words "Yerushalayim HaKdosha" (Holy Jerusalem) surrounded by a sterling silver beaded design. This pendant's design is available in sterling silver or 14K yellow gold.
- Expertly handcrafted in the Land of Israel.
- Both beautiful and meaningful, this pendant necklace will make a fantastic addition to your personal jewelry collection that you will treasure for many years to come.
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925 Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow Gold
Diameter: 18 mm / 0.71"
Suitable for both men and women
Take your personal jewelry collection to the next level with this remarkable designer pendant necklace from Rafael Jewelry. Masterfully handcrafted in the Land of Israel, this pendant boasts a chic beaded design surrounding a design composed of a Lion of Judah framed by the words "Yerushalayim HaKdosha" (Holy Jerusalem) in an ancient Hebrew script. With this exceptional design available in sterling silver or 14K yellow gold, you will love wearing this pendant necklace every chance you get for many years to come.
A luxury gift box and gift bag are available with this necklace at an additional cost
With a career spanning five decades, Rafael is one of Israel’s most celebrated artisan jewelry designers. Descended from personal jewelers to Yemen’s royal family, his work combines contemporary styling and modern design with the ancient art of filigree to create beautiful, timeless masterpieces. Inlaid with delicate Roman Glass, shimmering Eilat stone and other precious stones, each piece boasts a unique finish.