Description
This necklace is a replica of the coins that were annually gifted in the Temple to cover the costs of public sacrifices. On one side of the coin, artisans have designed a branch with three pomegranates and an inscription in ancient Hebrew, “Holy Jerusalem” to emulate the coins found in the archeological excavations conducted in the City of David and its surrounding areas. The coin dates to the end of the First Temple period and was found during the sifting of archaeological rubble that originated from the Temple Mount.
Dimensions: 2cmx2cmx45cm
About the Artist
City of David products seek to promote the beautiful and historic elements of one of the oldest cities in the world. In connection with the preserved city and the excavation projects, The City of David Store offers replicas of archeological findings, giving customers the thrilling chance to take home a piece of history. Their products bring Biblical figures to life and echo with the true ancient ring of the days of old.
Robin Rosenblatt –
To many Jews have forgotten their ethics and their values and replaced them with leftist values thinking that is Jewish.
Tikvah Duesters –
It’s not just the Jews that Moshe was talking to it was ALL of Yisrael, all 12 tribes.
Jeremy –
It Is True
Manasseh –
Can’t wait for the regathering of Hashem’s people from all the nation’s! Shabbat! Shalom!
Jacqueline Brellochs –
I have 3 half shekels but no chain for them. Can I order chains for the pendants from you?
Ariella Mendlowitz –
Shalom, unfortunately the chains are not available to purchase as a stand-alone product at this time.
Emily –
I am a Christian from Texas. I had a dream my father was standing by me. (He died in 2008). He was telling me, “we are Jewish Emily”. I felt such peace. I love Israel. God Bless you all. Shalom.
Tammy Cramer –
it is beautiful!