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Star of David – Tel Shilo

$ 12487
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Star of David – Tel Shilo

This Star of David pendant is a replica of the mosaic found in an archaeological dig in historical Shiloh, home of the Tabernacles for 369 years. With semi-precious stone: amethyst, garnet, peridot.

Weight 10.6 g.
Approximate Size: 1 3/8" x 1 3/8"
Includes 18" sterling silver chain

Customers praised this pendant necklace as "beautiful" and "special," featuring a handmade design on a 20" sterling silver chain. Shoppers appreciated its unique quality and meaningful symbolism. One customer noted it was "larger than expected," but overall satisfaction was high with its craftsmanship and spiritual significance.

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Cheryl F.
Star of David medallion

Beautiful but larger than I thought.

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Thomas M.
Perfect

This is awesome. I have wanted one of these for a while but you were sold out. Came back and was available. Thank you so much. Have a wonderful day.

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Julie R.
Christmas gifts

The Star of David necklace is beautiful and my Christian mother will treasure this. Both the necklace and soap are gifts for Christmas. The soap all smell amazing! Can’t wait to try it!!

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Joyce S.
Reminder of Ancient Jewish, Israeli Existence

"Star of David - Tel Shelo," pendant necklace arrived on 20" sterling silver chain which is a good length for the size of this pendant. Glad to have jewelry that appears to be handmade and is unique and also is a reminder that the Jewish people are native to the land of Israel. Happy with purchase.

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Nancy K.
Star of David Shilo

This is a really beautiful and special necklace. Such a wonderful reminder of the Holy Tabernacle in Shiloh. And to remember and pray for the return of the Temple in Jerusalem and our future Mashiach.

Sarah Feld

Sarah Feld moved to Israel from New Jersey in 1981. She now lives in the community of Kiryat Arba on the outskirts of Hebron. The holy site of Hebron provides her with a source of inspiration for her jewelry work.

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