Men's "Star of David" ring with 14k gold plating and turquoise stone

Ring for a man "Stars of David" with 14 karat gold plating
Inlaid with turquoise stone

Stars of David can be seen on the sides of the ring.

An original gift for a man or woman for any occasion!
Birthday, IDF enlistment, IDF discharge,
A gift for a boss, husband/wife, son/daughter, etc.

Our own development and production. Original design by our company.
This way we can ensure the best quality.
Made of brass with 14 karat gold plating (shade) 1 micron thick (thick)

Don't know your ring size? We've prepared a short video to help you:
– Wrap a thread around the finger on which we want to wear the ring.
– Clearly mark the meeting point of the thread with a marker.
Using a ruler, measure the result up to the mark.
– Compare the measured circumference to the indicated ring size in the attached table (in the video).
For example: The diameter of the finger is 65 mm, the corresponding ring size is 11US.

Tips for correct measurement:
1. The size of the right hand is not always the same as the size of the left hand, so it is advisable to measure the finger on which you want to wear the ring.
2. It is advisable to measure the finger at room temperature and not after exertion or sporting activity of any kind.
3. It is advisable to measure the thicker part of the finger.
4. Please note that this is not a flexible, stretchy thread.

- The responsibility for choosing the ring size lies with the customer! It can be reduced or increased at any jeweler.

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Information about the Star of David :
The Star of David is a six-pointed star that is recognized as one of the most prominent symbols of Judaism. It is a sacred symbol with deep significance in Jewish culture and history.
The origin of the star is not entirely clear, but it is believed to have originated in ancient Jewish communities in the Middle East, perhaps as a symbol of protection or as a symbol of the biblical King David.
Some researchers claim that the hexagram shape may have been inspired by ancient mystical beliefs, such as the belief in the seven planets and the six directions.
Throughout history, the Star of David has been used in Jewish art, literature, and religious ceremonies. The star appears in synagogues, on Jewish religious objects, and on the Israeli flag.
It has also served as a symbol of Jewish identity and solidarity, especially during times of persecution and oppression.

During the Holocaust, Jews were forced to wear a yellow Star of David as a way of identifying themselves. This act of humiliation and persecution turned the Star of David into a powerful symbol of Jewish resistance and resilience.
Today, the star is used by many Jewish organizations and communities as a way to express pride in their heritage and stand in solidarity with other Jews around the world.

The Star of David has rich and complex symbolism in Jewish tradition. The six points of the star represent the six days of creation and the six attributes of God,
While the center of the star represents the seventh day, the day of rest. In Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, the Star of David is associated with the Sefirot, the ten divine attributes of God.

The star also has a deep connection to the Land of Israel, which has been a central focus of Jewish identity and history for thousands of years.
The six points of the star are said to represent the six directions of the world, and the star itself is sometimes referred to as the “Star of David,” a reference to King David’s role as protector of the Jewish people.

Today, the Star of David remains an important symbol of Jewish identity and pride. It is a reminder of the deep spiritual and cultural roots of Jewish tradition and a symbol of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.
The star continues to inspire and unite Jewish communities around the world, and his legacy will undoubtedly endure for generations to come.

All orders from the site are made through a courier company with a home delivery.

– Jewelry: 2-6 business days (unless it is a custom-designed piece of jewelry)
– Judaica and art: 4-7 business days.

Our interest is mutual – that you receive your orders as quickly as possible! We are personally available to our customers until the order is received.
Delivery times:
– Home delivery 2-5 business days to central locations.
– Delivery to kibbutzim/moshavim 3-6 business days.
* The times are shipping times only! and do not include handling times detailed below.

Treatment times:
– Jewelry orders will usually be shipped the same day! If the order is placed in the early morning hours (by 11-12 noon).
Orders received after that will be processed the next day.
– Orders from various artists (David Gerstein, Yair Emanuel, Dorit Klein, and more): Most products are in stock and will be shipped within 1-3 business days (some products are shipped directly from the artist in order to save on shipping costs and shorten delivery times).
– Special orders in production / or custom design orders will be shipped within 4-5 business days from the date of purchase (not including shipping time).

It is important to note that the times listed are intended to cover and back up punctuality. Orders will usually be received faster.

Do you have an urgent order? Are you worried that you won't receive it on time? It is advisable to speak with customer service on WhatsApp before placing the order.
There is the option of self-collection by prior arrangement, and same-day deliveries in certain categories and to various regions of the country.

We work efficiently to deliver your order as quickly as possible. For example, a product that is in stock may be shipped within just a few hours of placing the order and will arrive at your doorstep according to the time indicated in the payment method you choose.
You can track packages on the shipping company's website, and you can request help with tracking packages from our close customer service.