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Russian Jerusalem Kiddush cup, pure silver

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₪1,999.00
₪1,599.00

Description

Pure Silver Kiddush Cup Russian Jerusalem Model 160 ml

A luxurious pure silver Kiddush cup, Russian Jerusalem model, with a volume of 160 ml, handmade in Israel.

The cup combines traditional silversmithing with meticulous design and an elegant appearance, and is designed to add dignity and splendor to the Shabbat and holiday table.

The Russian Jerusalem model is characterized by smooth lines and decoration with the walls of Jerusalem and a delicate flower chain.

The design gives the cup a unique character and combines Jewish tradition, handwork and high quality goldsmithing.

The interior of the cup is plated with 14K gold to preserve the quality of the wine, giving the cup a rich and luxurious appearance and creating an impressive combination between the outer silver tone and the inner gold.

The Kiddush cup contains 160 ml, a quantity that is halachically sufficient for all opinions and the Chazon Ish method and is suitable for Kiddush on Shabbat and holidays, for Havdalah and for use at special events and occasions.

 Each Kiddush cup is made by silversmiths in Israel, while ensuring the quality of the raw materials, precise handwork, polishing and finishing at a high level of goldsmithing.

This is a quality and timeless Judaica item, designed to accompany the family for years and become part of the home tradition.

You can add a personal engraving of a name, date, dedication or blessing, and make the glass a personal and moving gift for a wedding, Bar Mitzvah, Shabbat, housewarming or special family event.

Product advantages:

Made of pure silver (sterling) 925 of the highest quality.

 Capacity: 160 ml Jewish handmade, made in Israel

Inner gold plating

 Option to add personal engraving

Suitable for Kiddush on Shabbat and holidays

Meticulous finish with a high level of goldsmithing

A luxurious and meaningful gift

A pure silver Kiddush cup is a meaningful gift suitable for weddings, bar mitzvahs, groom's Sabbath, housewarmings and Jewish holidays.

The option to add personal engraving allows you to turn each cup into a personal and unique item, which can be given as a gift and kept for years.

 Height: 8.5 cm.

Weight: 80 grams of pure silver.

Additions: A matching base and personal engraving can be added

Click here for an identical cup in a straight cut

Product Code: אורי

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