Ahavat Olam Aduma
Tehillim OrYahalom Ahavat Olam Aduma
Perhaps more than any other figure in Torah and Jewish history, King David was also known for his passion and love. A fierce, brave soul, who, since his war with Goliath, has always touched the edges of personal life. A poet, an artist, a lover, a musician, a multidisciplinary man who at the end of his life bequeathed to the Jewish people the most read book after the Bible, the Book of Psalms. Only a man whose love for the Creator of the world is as red and intense as King David’s, is capable of such wonderful words to be played out by his majesty, Ahavat Olam Aduma.
Tehillim OrYahalom Ahavat Olam Aduma
Perhaps more than any other figure in Torah and Jewish history, King David was also known for his passion and love. A fierce, brave soul, who, since his war with Goliath, has always touched the edges of personal life. A poet, an artist, a lover, a musician, a multidisciplinary man who at the end of his life bequeathed to the Jewish people the most read book after the Bible, the Book of Psalms. Only a man whose love for the Creator of the world is as red and intense as King David’s, is capable of such wonderful words to be played out by his majesty, Ahavat Olam Aduma.
Passionate gift of love
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Tehillim Or Yahalom Ahavat Olam Aduma is a tribute to love and determination. As nothing in this world can exist , without people of passion breaking the boundaries of reality. The bright red is the expression of passion, clings to the Psalms by the power of the word. His boldness is tempered and framed in holiness and his material object is transformed into a spiritual one.
The diamond is G color quality or greater, with VS clarity or higher. It has undergone excellent cutting and polishing. Every OrYahalom Diamond Tehillim comes with a gemological certification from www.in-light.io.
All decorative work on the Tehillim is done by hand. The diamond is set in 14K white gold using a first-of-its-kind Signature Setting that optimally showcases the brilliance. All jewelry work in the Tehillim is done through a proprietary technique developed by OrYahalom.
The cover’s design and artwork are OrYahalom’s exclusive creation and so is the unique printing and content added within the book. The binding and leather work is done by renowned Judaica craftsman Amitai. The leather used in the Tehillim is all-natural Nappa imported from Italy.
The Tehillim featured in the collection was printed in Jerusalem. The Tehillim dimensions are 16 x 16 cm. Each Tehillim arrives in a unique Jewelry Box and includes a Diamond Certificate and brochure. The Tehillim may be personalized to include a dedication and name stamping on the back
Please allow two weeks for your Tehillim Or Yahalom to arrive from the date of order if it is available. For more information regarding availability and delivery times, please contact OrYahalom.
Technical information
- Contains one natural diamonds of 2.5 Points of a carat
- Diamond is G color quality or greater, with VS clarity or higher
- Gemological certification provided by in-light.io
- Diamond is set in white gold 14K
- All diamonds have undergone excellent cutting and polishing
- Decorative art work done by hand using innovative, proprietary methods
- The letter Aleph is made from stainless steel and embedded to the book using proprietary methods
- Binding and leather work done manually by renowned Judaica craftsman Michael Amitai
- all-natural Nappa leather imported from Italy
- Tehillim Or Yahalom is printed in Jerusalem measures 16 x 16 cm.
- The printed edition is an exclusive edition designed by OrYahalom
- The book contains: Tehillim, Shir Hashirim, Tikun Klali, 12 Pesukim, Parnasa and more.
- The Tehilim OrYahalom arrives within a specially made fine quality Jewelry Box
- Personalized dedication available
- Allow up to two weeks for arrival from the date of order. Contact OrYahalom for more information on availability and delivery times
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