Central Diamond Center Shema Full Prayer Necklace 28mm Solid 925 Sterling Silver w/Pure Brilliance Zirconia - Platinum Plated - 984-10011-W

• This gorgeous Shema Israel Hebrew Necklace is Solid 925 Sterling Silver, Platinum plated. The pendant is 28mm in diameter (about the size of a quarter), and it comes complete with a 22” adjustable box chain. There are 51 Pure Brilliance Zirconia accent gemstones in the bezel and they measure 1.5mm each. The chain has a lobster clasp to keep it secure around your neck and matches the pendant metal color of your choice. Israel, Eretz Hakodesh translates to The Holy Land. This necklace has the full Shema Israel Blessing on the pendant. Translated from Hebrew to English, the prayer reads: "Hear, O Israel, the Lord is Our G-d, the Lord is One" Sterling silver is an alloy made of 92.5% silver. It is used in every type of modern jewelry because of its malleability, durability, and beauty. Sterling Silver is an alternative to white gold, & still provides the same finish and shine for jewelry both for women and men. It is easy to match and because it’s so popular, it is sure to always be in style. It is also Hypoallergenic for the most sensitive skin. The Round Cut Simulated Diamond scatters the light beautifully and is cut to draw the eye straight to it. Pure Brilliance Zirconia is high quality, durable, & clear, making it the best choice for a simulated diamond. It is created using only the highest quality raw materials. It features 58 facets & delivers the same level of brilliance as natural diamonds. Common search terms include: charms mezuzah hamsa life cadenas hombre circle onyx black messianic infinity pearl costume plated judaica card cards personalized jewellery chains cadena birthday lord bible womens gemstone symbol religious hombres boys menorah coin curb neckless necklace silver pendant gold jewelry women chain star men jewish sterling david bracelet hebrew israel gifts charm para bat gift girl girls chai mens shema mitzvah box bracelets necklaces rose prayer stainless kabbalah