White gold Mezuzah with black diamonds pendant

Behold this brilliant ornamental Mezuzah pendant, made of 14k white gold and set with fifty-five stunning black diamonds. This Mezuzah is adorned with stunning details from every side and angle, from the holy inscription on the front that floats in a sea of black diamonds, to the ornamented sides and the backside’s decorative filigree/grill details.

Black diamonds pave the front rectangular surface of the mezuzah. The diamonds are slightly recessed and hold up the Hebrew word “Shaddi”, made of white gold letters, which translates to God/ Almighty (Shaddi שדי is composed of the Hebrew letters Shin ש, Dalet ד, and Yod י).

This Mezuzah pendant is presented in subtle 3D relief with delicate cut outs and curved, white gold scrolls visible along the sides and corners. The gorgeous backside grill design displays circular and curved motifs in 14k gold in a high-shine finish. And no design detail has been overlooked. Even the pendant clasp is adorned with a delicate strip of black diamonds.

The Mezuzah is a small parchment scroll in a decorative case upon which the Hebrew words of the Shema Yisrael (from the Torah) are handwritten by a scribe. Mezuzah parchments scrolls are rolled up and affixed to the doorposts of Jewish homes, as the Torah commands.

This magnificent Mezuzah pendant, with its holy inscription and protective symbolism, sparkles and inspires from every angle. A truly unforgettable gift for you or for someone special.

14 k gold chain sold separately.

Material: Gold, Diamond Height: 1.2 ”(30.5 mm)
Width: 0.31 ”(8 mm)
Thickness: 0.18 ”(4.5 mm)
Number of stones: 55 (diamond)
Total carat diamond weight: Approx. 0.275 ctw

Avi Nadav

World-renowned silversmith, artist, and Judaica expert Avi Nadav was born to his art. He is the descendent of more than four generations of traditional Yemenite craftsmen. The family was part of Yemen’s ancient Jewish community where they were respected silversmiths, and experts in the intricate art of decorative Yemenite filigree. Avi’s grandfather brought the family to Israel and settled in Jerusalem. They continued to work as master craftsmen, establishing the ancient Judaica techniques in modern Israel. Avi Nadav learned to craft fine Judaica from his father and grandfather. As Avi mastered the subtleties of traditional craftsmanship, he also absorbed exciting modern influences from the thriving Israeli art scene. As he began to travel outside Israel, he also gained inspiration from several other cultures and styles. Avi Nadav pioneered the use of materials like anodized aluminum and other modern methods, breathing new life into the world of Judaica, and inspiring a new generation of buyers and collectors. Today, Avi Nadav is a world- renowned producer of fine Judaica. He owns over 5,000 unique designs and is still constantly innovating and exploring new styles. Avi is committed to preserving ancient traditional techniques and immaculate standards. Under his direction, the Israeli Center of Judaica provides an unbroken link to the past. He also embraces new concepts, iconoclastic designs, and bold modern interpretations of Jewish tradition and history.

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