Messianic Jewelry

Messianic Judaism considers Yeshua / Jesus as the Messiah. It is believed that grafted in jewelry was first used in the 2nd Century AD and was worn by the first Christians as a form of identity. These jewelry items allowed the Christians to identify each other. Later on, somewhere in the 1960s and the 1970s, grafted in messianic jewelry items became popular as they combined Christianity with Judaism.

How to identify grafted in jewelry?

Grafted in jewelry consists of the Star of David with the Menorah on top of it and the fish below it. The Menorah is the symbol of Torah, the Star of David is a reminder that Yeshua will govern the kingdom of his father, David and the fish symbolizes the believer. The fish is from the Greek word Ichthus and depicts Yeshua.

Because of the design of grafted in messianic jewelry, it is best suited as a pendant. Some of the popular designs include:

• Roman Glass Silver Grafted In Pendant
• 'Grafted In' Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church Pendant
• 14 Karat Gold Grafted InMessianic Seal of Jerusalem Pendant
• 'Grafted In' Pendant with Shades of Pink Zircon from Menorah

You can buy all forms of Christian pendant and Hebrew pendant from our online store. We have among the largest collection of messianic pendants available in our store in Jerusalem. You can also shop online from the convenience of your home. We guarantee worldwide delivery.

We also recommend checking the Christian pendant category