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539JUDAICARefer to reference charts for religious symbolism. For engraving services, see page vi-vii. Colors may vary on enameled product.JudaicaQC5931$84QC5925$89QC5924$86QC5932$122QC5923Antiqued$68QC5922Antiqued$56QC550$24QC5915Rhodium-plated$65QC3693$32QC2885$27QC3692$16QC5920$96QC5921Antiqued$795QC2886$44 QC5916Antiqued$48QC22412-piece Rhodium-plated$63QC74282-piece Antiqued$87QC74292-piece Gold-plated Rhodium-plated$88QC22432-piece Rhodium-plated$91ChaiPopular to Jewish tradition, chai is a symbol of well-being and best wishes. The word %u201cchai%u201d means %u201calive,%u201d %u201clife,%u201d or %u201cliving.%u201dMizpahTo remember the agreement between Laban and Jacob in the Old Testament, the Mizpah is two halves of a coin each worn by a friend to show their friendship.MezuzahThe Mezuzah is a replica of the Shema, including the passage from Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 11:13-21, which is a reminder of God%u2019s presence everywhere and also serves as protection for the home.QC8450$27QC9164Gold-plated$73QC59602-piece Antiqued$102qued79QC9451 Reverse view$17QC11232$76QC11235$26QC11237Antiqued$56 QC11236Antiqued$56QC11234Enameled$285 QC11233Antiqued$77