1950s Silver Kiddush Cup with Turquoise Stones and 'Jerusalem' Stamp

Experience the timeless elegance of the early 1950s with our one-of-a-kind Kiddush Cup, crafted meticulously from pure 925 silver using the revered Piligran technique. This masterpiece is not just a cup; it's a symbol of heritage and tradition, designed to elevate your Shabbat and holiday celebrations.

the cup is a testament to skilled craftsmanship, featuring a dense and delicate silver body adorned with turquoise stones. Turquoise, renowned for its virtues of abundance, calmness, and security, enhances the cup's beauty and meaning. Every stone is carefully chosen to reflect these profound qualities, adding a touch of serenity to your rituals.

At the bottom of the cup, you'll find a distinctive "Jerusalem" stamp. This hallmark bears historical significance, dating back to the pre-state era when Jerusalem was called "Jerusalem" due to the absence of the Shekinah. The letter Yud, symbolizing God's name, was omitted until the Jews returned from the diaspora, completing Jerusalem with the liberation of the Western Wall.

Embrace the history and spirituality embodied in this one-of-a-kind Kiddush Cup, a precious heirloom that bridges the past with the present. Perfect for gifting or cherishing in your own home, it invites you to connect deeply with Jewish traditions and the enduring legacy of Jerusalem.

hight: 15.2 c״ m

diameter:  up-23  c״ m  lower - 20 c"m

Weight: 103.44 g