Our inspiration comes from the biblical borders of Eretz Yisrael, as described in the Torah and preserved throughout Jewish history. These borders, stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates (Genesis 15:18) and encompassing the lands of the twelve tribes (Numbers 34:1-15), have been recognized as the divine inheritance of the Jewish people for millennia. This same outline appears on the Ten Agurot coin, minted in 1985 as part of Israel’s New Shekel series, where it is placed beneath the Menorah—one of Israel’s most ancient and enduring symbols. The design of the coin was inspired by a First Century BCE Jewish artifact, reinforcing its historical legitimacy and deep-rooted connection to our past.

In that same year, the creator of this necklace was born—on the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, the moment when the Menorah shines at its brightest, symbolizing miracles, resilience, and the eternal flame of the Jewish people. This powerful synchronicity reflects the essence of this piece: a tribute to the light of our heritage and the unbreakable bond between our people and our land. By incorporating this shape, our necklace pays homage to Israel’s enduring connection to its biblical homeland, carefully distinguishing between the modern State of Israel and its ancestral borders. More than just jewelry, this piece is a testament to history, faith, and continuity—spanning generations, from ancient times to today.