Hebrew Phrase Jewelry

Hebrew Phrase Jewelry

Words are the whole product here. Not a symbol standing in for a feeling, an actual line you can read, cut into a band or a bangle you wear every day. Some of it is Hebrew from Tanakh and tefillah. Some of it is plain English that a customer asked us for and we kept making because other people wanted it too.

The Honest Jeweler engraves both, and the Hebrew is set in real script rather than a decorative typeface. We proof the letterforms with you before production. That step is the reason people who read Hebrew buy from us twice.

The Hebrew lines we make most

אין עוד מלבדו, Ein Od Milvado, there is nothing else but Him. It is the phrase our customers ask for more than any other, and it has its own home at the Ein Od Milvado collection. If you want the background before you buy, what Ein Od Milvado actually means explains where the line comes from.

גם זו לטובה, Gam Zu L'Tova, this too is for the good. גם זה יעבור, Gam Zeh Ya'avor, this too shall pass. והבוטח בה' חסד יסובבנו, the one who trusts in Hashem is surrounded by kindness, which we make as the TRUST in Hashem spinner ring. Each of those has a meaning page, because a phrase you cannot explain is a phrase you will not wear.

English phrases that carry weight

Not every customer wants Hebrew. This too shall pass, let go and let God, whatever is meant for me will find me, stay present. They do the same job in a different register. The This Too Shall Pass bangle and the Let Go Let God bangle are the two that move most.

Which format suits a phrase

Bangles carry the most text and read cleanly across a wrist, which is why the Intuitions Hebrew word bracelets work the way they do. Spinner rings carry short lines on a band that turns, so the phrase moves under your thumb while you think. Pendants keep the words against you and out of sight. If you want your own words rather than ours, engraved bracelets and spinning engravable rings arrive blank.

Common questions

Can you engrave a Hebrew phrase I choose? Yes. Send the line however you have it. We set it in real Hebrew letterforms and send a proof before anything is cut.

How long can the phrase be? A bangle takes a full sentence. A ring band takes about four to five characters per face, so three short Hebrew words at most.

Is the Hebrew spelled correctly? That is what the proof is for. We check finals, vowels and spacing with you rather than trusting software.

What metals do you use? Sterling silver, stainless steel, and solid 14k and 18k gold. Nothing is plated unless the listing says so.

Do you sell mezuzahs or kiddush cups? No. We make jewelry only. Rings, bracelets, bangles, necklaces and pendants.