Four-Pronged Shin Pendant
Description
This is a sterling silver four-pronged shin pendant with a crown on the side. The colours of the cubics can be chosen.
"And these Words which I am commanding you today shall be in your heart...bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes". (Deuteronomy 6:4,8)
The four pronged shin is found on the Tefillin worn by some when praying the "Shema" found in Deut 6:4 as well as other daily prayers.
Large pendant dimensions: 4cm x 3.5cm
Small pendant dimensions: 3.3cm x 2.8cm
Dimensions
Care
To keep your Elloise Jewelry pieces beautiful and meaningful for years to
come, we recommend the following care tips for each metal and gemstone:
Sterling Silver
- Store in a dry, airtight bag when not in use to slow down tarnishing.
- Gently polish with a silver polishing cloth to restore shine.
- Avoid moisture, perfumes, and harsh chemicals.
Yellow, Rose & White Gold (9ct/18ct)
- Clean regularly with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush.
- Pat dry with a soft cloth.
- Store each piece separately to prevent scratching.
- White gold may need rhodium plating every year to maintain its brightness.
Gemstones
- Avoid knocks and extreme temperature changes.
- Clean with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher build-up, use lukewarm water and a gentle brush.
- Avoid ultrasonic cleaners unless advised safe for your specific stone.
- Keep away from harsh cleaners, lotions, and chemicals.
General Tips
- Remove jewelry before showering, swimming, cleaning, or working out.
- Last on, first off: apply perfume, lotion, or hairspray before putting on your jewelry.
- Regular checks for loose stones or worn settings can prevent damage or loss.
Design
Every design is more than adornment, it’s a declaration of your faith. From Hebrew words to covenant symbols, our pieces are handcrafted to carry deep spiritual meaning and reflect your identity in Messiah. We create jewelry that speaks. Inspired by Scripture and made to last, each piece is a quiet testimony, a way to carry your faith, covenant, and calling into everyday life.