Lachish ChaiMarch 2026 Sterling silver While it might not look like it, this pendant reads (chai, or "life") in Hebrew. This is a cursive form of Paleo Hebrew found on administrative inscriptions in the ancient city of Tel Lachish that date back to the late sixth and early seventh centuries BCE, right before the city fell to the Babylonians. This pendant is gently domed to catch the light from different angles and is approximately 25mm in diameter.

but they're beautiful nonetheless

A dear friend of mine had been telling me for years—years—that when he finally proposed to his long-term girlfriend

I wanted to make something that represented both of them and their personalities

I was also itching to do some hand-carved pavé settings

but hugs it closely enough not to get in your way

the motif manifests itself with a wavy

they loved it and we decided to use it as the theme for all three rings

I designed a non-traditional gallery for the bezel with a random pattern of contoured cris-crossing lines to represent the waves on the high seas

but may fit your finger differently due to the shape

but at least my wife has more places to store the jewelry I've made her for anniversaries past

I decided to go with a ramen-themed design

according to halacha