Pendant Star of David
Shungite pendant
Shape: Hexagon
Made of polished regular shungite
Size: 30x26x mm
Weight: 11 gr (0,38 oz)
The Star of David, also known as the Shield of David, is one of the major symbols of Judaism. It is widely used in synagogues, is an official symbol of the Zionist movement and even appears on the flag of Israel. Its name derives from the Biblical figure of King David, protector of Judea. Six points of the Star represent that God watches over humankind from all directions of the universe.
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$4.96 flat fee for domestic, all states within the USA (free shipping over $60)
$7.95 flat fee for all international countries we ship to worldwide (free shipping over $60)
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