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Drawn from the Holy Land, this pendant in 925 sterling silver bears the Yeshua seal and is consecrated at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Jerusalem). Chosen as a faith symbol necklace, it honors shared heritage and quiet devotion; as a gift it carries hope—silver messianic necklace with fish and menorah symbols—inviting you to mark moments with grace.
“The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear?” (Ps 27:1)
From the Holy Land, the Yeshua emblem arrives as a reverent sign of unity. Consecrated at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Jerusalem), it carries place and prayer in one keepsake, reflecting Jerusalem craftsmanship and origin.
Smooth sterling silver with a balanced shine feels steady on the skin. Ideal for daily wear, attending church, and gifting; during a brief morning pause, it rests quietly over the heart—an interfaith symbol that complements both simple and formal attire.
Symbols of menorah, fish, and cross speak of shared roots, a thread of light for the journey and a compass for the heart. Mark baptisms, First Communion, pilgrimages, or anniversaries with meaning; choose a grafted in messianic seal necklace sterling silver to remember, while this messianic symbol pendant keeps the story close.
•Width: 0.69 inch (17.5mm)
•Height: 1.21 inch(30.9mm)
•Weight: 0.166oz (4.71gr)
•Material: Sterling Silver
•Country of origin: Israel (Hand Made)
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