Jewish Pendant - Unique Materials

For those searching for unique materials only found in Israel, you’ve come to the right place. This category includes stunning 2000 year-old Roman glass, rare ancient coins, and native-to-Israel Eilat stone. These unusual materials are incorporated into truly unique jewelry pieces, transforming them into something extraordinary.

Unique Jewelry

Every piece of jewelry in this collection will connect you to the Holy Land of Israel in a way that no other jewelry can. The unique materials embedded within them contain unbreakable ties to the ancient history of Israel and the Jewish people.

Roman Glass

Roman glass comes from the advent of glass blowing in the ancient Roman Empire. Entire vessels, along with broken shards, have been buried in the sand for 2000 years to finally be unearthed in the last century. After being buried for so long, the glass has formed a patina with lustrous shades of blue green and purple. This ancient material is primarily found in Israel.

Ancient Coins

Ancient coins are Roman or Jewish coins used in Israel around the turn of the Common Era. Some of these coins were even in use while the Holy Temple in Jerusalem still stood! They are a reminder of the Jewish people’s historical ties to the Land of Israel.

Eilat Stone

Eilat stone is a fantastic blue-green gemstone only mined in Israel. It gets its name from the southern city of Eilat. Its mines are believed to have once been the copper mines of King Solomon himself.