Western Wall Sh’ma Israel Dog Tag Necklace by Liza Shtromberg
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Sh’ma Israel Adoni Eloheinu, Adoni Echad. Hear, O Israel: the Lord is our God, the Lord is one
Observant Jews consider the Sh’ma to be the most important part of the prayer service in Judaism, and its twice-daily recitation is a mitzvah (religious commandment). It is traditional for Jews to say the Sh’ma as their last words, and for parents to teach their children to say it before they go to sleep at night.
Sterling Silver dog tag pendant on a long thick chain, imprinted with the texture from the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Perfect for a Bar Mitzvah gift.
- Dog Tag 1.5″ x .75″ (3.81cm x 1.9cm)
- Chain length 22″ (55.88cm)
- שמע ישראל אלוהינו אלוהים אחד – Sh’ma Israel prayer
- Sterling silver dog tag necklace
- Imprinted with texture from the Western Wall in Jerusalem
Meet the artist
Liza Shtromberg is a Los Angeles jewelry designer whose Western Wall Collection carries the texture of Jerusalem's Kotel stones in silver.
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Meet the artist
Liza Shtromberg
Liza Shtromberg is a Los Angeles jewelry designer whose Western Wall Collection carries the texture of Jerusalem's Kotel stones in silver.
- Based in
- Los Angeles (Los Feliz), California
- Craft
- Hand-sculpted Jewish jewelry
Liza Shtromberg is a Los Angeles jewelry designer who has been making jewelry since childhood. Born in Moscow, she grew up around the craft: her father was a stone carver who ran an underground jewelry business in Soviet-era Moscow, and she learned to polish amber at age five. The family moved to Ashdod, Israel when she was nine, and by 12 she was working in her father's gallery in Jaffa. At 16 the family moved to Los Angeles, and as a teenager she sold her own designs on the city's streets.
She now runs a retail studio in Los Feliz, where she designs custom and personalized jewelry. Her Jewish work centers on the Western Wall Collection, which she introduced in the early 2010s, inspired by regular trips to Jerusalem to see her mother. Each piece is hand-sculpted with the texture of the Kotel's stones, in forms like the Star of David, chai and hamsa, with Hebrew blessings such as the Sh'ma on some pieces. She later opened a Western Wall gallery in Jerusalem's Old City. Her costume jewelry has appeared on TV shows including The Voice and How to Get Away with Murder.
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- TelevisionJewelry on The Voice, How to Get Away with Murder, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
- PressJewish Journal profile (2021)