Ivy Menorah by Olivia Riegel

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Illuminate your Hanukkah celebrations with the breathtaking Ivy Elegance Crystal & Pearl Menorah. This stunning piece features a gold-finished pewter base adorned with an intricate ivy vine pattern, encrusted with hand-set clear European crystals and faux pearls. The celadon green-toned guilloché style hand-enameling adds a touch of refined beauty, making it a centerpiece that will captivate any room. Tarnish-resistant and exquisitely crafted, this menorah comes in a signature luxury gift box, making it a perfect gift for the Festival of Lights or any special occasion.

  • Dimensions: 8.5" L x 3" W x 6.5" H
  • Material: Gold-finished pewter, European crystals, faux pearls, hand-enameling
  • Tarnish-resistant
  • Includes signature luxury gift box
  • Perfect for Hanukkah celebrations and as an elegant gift

Do not leave any lit menorahs unattended.

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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.

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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.

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