Crowned Filigree Torah Yad
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Elegant, detailed, and made to be treasured, this Silver Torah Pointer (Yad) brings a refined touch to a deeply meaningful ritual. Crafted in silver-finished pewter, it features intricate filigree work and hand-set European crystals that catch the light just enough to feel special without being over the top. A beautiful balance of tradition and modern design, because even something sacred can have a little sparkle.
Designed for both function and beauty, this yad offers a graceful way to follow along during Torah reading while also making a thoughtful gift for life’s meaningful milestones.
- Silver-finished pewter
- Intricate filigree detailing with hand-set European crystals
- 7.75" pointer length and 4.25" chain length
- Tarnish-resistant finish
- Includes signature luxury gift box
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About the brand
Olivia Riegel, founded by designer Jon Morris in 2000, brings jeweled glamour to Judaica with crystal-set pewter menorahs, mezuzahs, and more.
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About the brand
Olivia Riegel
Olivia Riegel, founded by designer Jon Morris in 2000, brings jeweled glamour to Judaica with crystal-set pewter menorahs, mezuzahs, and more.
- Based in
- Dallas, Texas
- Since
- 2000
- Craft
- Jeweled pewter and crystal
Olivia Riegel is a Texas luxury home and gift brand built on jeweled glamour: crystal-set picture frames, keepsake boxes, tabletop pieces, bridal gifts, and Judaica. Designer Jon Morris founded it in 2000 as a tribute to his grandmother, a devoted collector of chic costume jewelry, and named the brand for her.
The idea took shape at an international antique fair, where Morris fell for an early-19th-century European picture frame set with precious jewels. He set out to bring that look into the home with crystals and semi-precious stones instead. The Judaica at ModernTribe follows suit: menorahs, mezuzahs, and a Torah yad in gold- or silver-finished pewter, many with hand-enameled florals, all with hand-set European crystals.
