Chai Necklace by Susan Alexandra - Bronze
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Description
Chai is the Hebrew word for life. As we know, Jewish life has been threatened throughout history and this necklace is a celebration of life and a reminder of its beauty.
Hand-formed Chai symbol in bronze on a bronze 18" chain. This necklace can be a powerful reminder that life is precious and should be celebrated. Express yourself with this meaningful, handcrafted piece, a reminder to enjoy life to the fullest. A chai necklace for any occasion!
- Handmade with love in NYC
- Bronze chai on an 18" bronze chain
- Colorful clasp
About the brand
Susan Alexandra is Susan Korn's New York brand of hand-beaded bags and joyful Jewish jewelry, full of color, humor and Yiddish.
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About the brand
Susan Alexandra
Susan Alexandra is Susan Korn's New York brand of hand-beaded bags and joyful Jewish jewelry, full of color, humor and Yiddish.
- Based in
- New York City
- Since
- 2014
- Craft
- Hand-beading and enamel jewelry
Susan Alexandra is the colorful, funny New York brand of designer Susan Korn, who founded it in 2014 as a jewelry company run out of her bedroom. At the time she was making hand-painted jewelry. Then, on a walk through Chinatown, she found a tiny storefront packed with little beaded creatures and pictured handbags. The shop's owner, Lisa Deng, had never made a purse, so Korn commissioned a watermelon bag from her. The first bags sold within days, and made-in-NYC beaded bags became the brand's signature.
Korn doesn't hide where the joy comes from. "I am obsessed with Jews, they are my favorite thing in the world," she told the New York Jewish Week. In November 2022 she launched a Judaica line in honor of her grandmother Rose, a Holocaust survivor, with yarmulkes, mezuzahs, menorahs, dreidels and jewelry hung with Yiddish charms.
The Jewish jewelry is playful on purpose: hand-enameled Stars of David, chais and Yiddish words like chutzpah, mensch and oy vey, on bronze, sterling silver, pearl and crystal chains.
Good to know
- JTA / New York Jewish Week"36 to Watch" honoree, 2023
- Collaborations (per brand)Vans, Warby Parker, Disney, Sweetgreen, Post Cereal
