Seminary Year Jewelry

A little piece of Jerusalem

For your year in Jerusalem, a gift from home, or a reminder of your time here: explore the Yeshiva designs inspired by seminary girls who asked Baruch for hand-engraved Hebrew words.

Classic Yeshiva Ring Classic Yeshiva Ring $169 Yeshiva Bracelet Yeshiva Bracelet $305

Visiting Jerusalem?

Online orders can be picked up at our studio at 91 HaYehudim Street, Jewish Quarter, Old City, Jerusalem. Wait for your ready-for-pickup email and bring your order number; a friend can collect it for you.

Sunday to Thursday: 9am to 5pm
Friday: 9am to 1pm
Saturday: closed

Production, shipping and pickup details · Contact us for holiday hours

Planning a group order?

Read about group orders and contact Hadaya to discuss your group’s plans.

Hadaya's Yeshiva Girls

The term "Yeshiva Girl" was how Baruch would call the seminary girls who came to study in Jerusalem for a year.
Their requests for Hebrew quotes is what led Hadaya to our current main trend of hand made Hebrew engraved designs.
Yeshiva Girls visits to the studio at early morning times is what inspired Baruch to start, our now over 20 year tradition of, a daily Sunrise Sale.
After around 10 years of new business coming our way, Baruch recorded a special thank you track which we included in our old Hadaya website
 


 - Baruch Hadaya (2001)


Hadaya's direction was very much affected by Baruch's relationship with his Yeshiva Girls fans. He was smart enough to listen to their requests and find his true calling of spreading the Hebrew language, providing strength and inspiration to others. Today, it's Hadaya's main theme and what we do most. Hadaya's Book has grown to include many different texts with more than a few made up by Baruch (following a Yeshiva girl or a random customer's request). We are thankful for the Yeshiva designs which started our entire engraveable hand made collection and will always remember those who inspired our business. Thank you Yeshiva Girls !! #TeamHadaya

 

Yeshiva Girls Images

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Tamar, Baruch's "First Yeshiva Girl". 
From past visits. First alone, then with the family.
Today, her daughter Merav is part of Team Hadaya