New Lion of Judah Pendants and Rings and Related Designs

Crafted by the Artist - David Weitzman.

Lion of Judah Pendant

Ancient seals from the 8th century BC from the Kingdom of Israel

This specific seal was found in Megiddo in 1904. It was a jasper seal bearing the name of Shema Slave of Jeroboam (the king of Israel).

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Lion of Judah Pendant Silver

Price: (~~$185~~) $157

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Lion of Judah Pendant Silver and Gold

Price: (~~$504~~) $428

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Lion of Judah Pendant Gold

Price: (~~$2788~~) $2369

Ancient Jewish Symbol of Protection and Courage

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Lion of Judah Ring Silver

Price: (~~$202~~) $171

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Lion of Judah Ring Gold

Price: (~~$2845~~) $2418

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Lion of Judah Ring Silver and Gold

Price: (~~$321~~) $272

Rebels Pendant and Ring

Based on an ancient coin from year 67 - the second year of rebellion against the Roman empire.

The coin that appears on the front of the pendant and ring is an exact rendition of the original coin. In the center, there is the jar of manna and around it is the writing, Year Two.

Rebels Pendant Silver

Price: $130 USD

Rebels Pendant Gold

Price: $1,721 USD

Rebels Ring Silver

Price: $217 USD

Rebels Ring Gold

Price: $5,179 USD

72 Sacred Names

According to the Jewish tradition, there is a formula or a name that defines g-d in a total way. The name is made of 216 letters. The origin of the name is in Exodus 14.

72 Sacred Names Silver

Price: $119 USD

72 Sacred Names Gold

Price: $1,231 USD

Star of David For Protection Gold

This unique Star of David is engraved with a sentence from Psalms 91: 10 There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy tent. 11 For He will give His angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. 12 They shall bear thee upon their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone.

Star of David For Protection Gold

Price: $812 USD

Star of David For Protection Silver

Price: $124 USD

The Divine Commandment

Love thy neighbour/friend as thyself

Rabbi Akiva, one of the greatest Tanaa’im (sages), was asked once if he could sum up the sacred Torah in one sentence he said “Veahavta Le’ reakha kamokha” - ”Love thy neighbour/friend as thyself”.