Authentic Judaica Gifts
from Israel

Sure you can google Judaica gifts on the Internet and find a whole host of companies offering Jewish jewelry, and gifts, but if you want true authentic Israeli Judaica made by local Israeli artisans in Israel, here it is...

Sterling Silver Grape Netilat Yadaim

The tradition of giving gifts is one of the nicest traditions in Judaism. It helps foster a sense of closeness within the family and community. Of course receiving isn’t bad either. After all, what could be more genuine and sincere than giving your friend, spouse, mom, dad, or special someone something truly meaningful and spiritual that they will cherish for many years to come. How many of you often resort to the generic ‘gift card’ if for no other reason than you just don’t know what else to buy for that special someone that ‘has everything’? I admit, I am a repeat offender.

When I was a Bar Mitzvah, my father gave me a special ring that had been passed down from his father. I have it to this day and just recently gave it my son Aaron for his Bar Mitzvah. I also have a gold necklace with a Magen David (Star of David) that was given to me by a friend over 30 years ago.

In the spirit of gift giving, I can’t think of anything more rewarding than to give someone something, that is not only an authentic piece of art, but will hopefully remain with them or passed on through generations.

So, on your next gift giving opportunity, give the gift they will cherish for a lifetime (or even longer).

My top recommendations for Judaica gifts:

• A gold or silver Magen David (Star of David).
• Authentic Kabbalah Jewelry and bracelets - The kabbalah religion literally meaning ‘receiving’ has gained increased notoriety lately and along with it the jewelry has become very popular gift idea. (Madonna practices Kabbalah)
• Hamsa (a protective sign symbolizing the 'hand of G-d')
• Exquisite Israeli Jewelry such as rings, pendants, necklaces, and pins from a vast array of materials such as, silver, gold, ceramic, plastic resins and many other materials.
• Gifts of Food on Purim (Mishloach Manot in Hebrew)
• Stunning World class Israeli Diamonds and diamond jewelry
• Authentic Dead Sea products derived from the black mud and salts of the Dead Sea region.
• Gifts for the home like Hanukkah Menorahs, Kiddush Cups, Mezuzahs, Shabbat Candlesticks, and Passover Seder plates can be cherished by family members for generations.

Menorah used at Hanukah

Now, where do I find these items?

Fortunately, I have done the research for you. Check out aJudaica - Online Judaica Store. They feature a wide variety of a stunning, hand-picked selection of unusual Judaica Gifts, Jewish jewelry, and distinctive Israeli judaica for all occasions, including exclusive items you won’t find anywhere else.

Matanot (gifts)
Bruce