Bagel
$122
Make it yours with your own words
Handmade · Hebrew engraved ·
Since 1983
Your words, engraved by hand. A little piece of Jerusalem to carry with you.
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The heart of Hadaya
A promise. A memory. A little courage for the road. Explore Hadaya’s Book, save the words that feel like you, and find a piece to carry them.
Find words that speak to you.
Save the quotes you love.
Choose a piece to make them yours.
Each design has its own engraving space. Check the fit as you personalize your piece.
גם זה יעבור
This too shall pass.
A few words. A little perspective. Something to carry.
Discover words that feel like youMade by hand. Made your own.
$122
Make it yours with your own words
$122
Make it yours with your own words
Make it yours with your own words
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Make it yours with your own words
Make it yours with your own words
Fresh from the studio
$169
Make it yours with your own words
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Make it yours with your own words
$475
Make it yours with your own words
Make it yours with your own words
Make it yours with your own words
Jerusalem · The beginning of every Hadaya
Our story, still being written
Jerusalem was always at the heart of Baruch Hadaya’s life and work. Its alleys, its stories, and the words people carry with them continue to inspire every piece we make.
Read our storyMade by hand. Engraved with meaning. One of a kind.
A little closer to the source
91 HaYehudim Street · Jewish Quarter · Jerusalem
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One of a kind indeed! Ask for a story too.Read all store reviews
I was a close friend of the artist Nahum Arbel in Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter, and he introduced me to Baruch. My 3 daughters and I would visit the new Hadaya studio often to just hang out, hear stories, and see the newest creations. Of course we purchased some, one notable necklace being a heavy silver collar.Read all store reviews
When Baruch showed it to us, my eldest daughter said, "Looks like a dog collar!" Unplussed, Baruch said "Put it on and wear it on your trip to Eilat." It did not leave her neck, and when we returned from our vacation we hurried to the Jewish Quarter to pay Baruch.