Mother of Pearl and Sterling Silver Star of David Necklace by Michal Golan
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Experience true elegance with the Mother of Pearl and Silver Star of David Necklace by Michal Golan. Handcrafted with meticulous care in a NYC studio, this exquisite necklace features a delicate mother-of-pearl cabochon set in shimmering sterling silver electroplated over brass. The combination of these fine materials creates a timeless and sophisticated look, perfect for any occasion. With an adjustable chain and a secure lobster claw clasp, this necklace is a must-have addition to any jewelry collection. It also comes with complimentary gift wrapping, making it an ideal gift for someone special.
- Handmade in Michal Golan's NYC studio
- Materials: Pearl cabochon, sterling silver electroplated over brass
- Chain Length: Adjustable 16-20″
- Pendant Size: 0.4″
- Clasp: Lobster claw
- Complimentary gift wrapping included
Ships from Michal Golan's New York studio. Please allow 2-3 days for fulfillment. Rush shipping is not available.
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from Michal Golan's NYC studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
Meet the artist
Michal Golan is an Israeli-born New York artist whose jeweled hamsas, evil eyes and mezuzahs are made by hand in her Hell's Kitchen studio.
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Meet the artist
Michal Golan
Michal Golan is an Israeli-born New York artist whose jeweled hamsas, evil eyes and mezuzahs are made by hand in her Hell's Kitchen studio.
- Based in
- New York City
- Since
- 1982
- Craft
- Handmade jeweled metalwork
Michal Golan came to jewelry as an artist first. Born in Haifa, Israel, she moved to the United States in her twenties to study art, and sold her jewelry at craft fairs to support herself while earning a master's in studio art at NYU.
Demand grew quickly, and in 1982 she launched Michal Golan Jewelry. Her husband, Michael, joined her, and they moved the company out of their apartment into a studio in a Hell's Kitchen brownstone. She designs every piece, and a small team of artisans, most of whom have worked with her for more than twenty years, recreates each one by hand to order. She still makes ceramics and illustration, too.
Each piece starts on a sterling silver or 24K gold-plated brass base, then gets layered with semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals, glass cabochons and freshwater pearls. Her Judaica includes hamsa and evil eye necklaces, bracelets and earrings, Tree of Life pieces, wall hamsas and handmade mezuzahs.
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- EducationMA in studio art, New York University
