Nun Necklace
A small Hebrew letter to wear every day. The pendant is cut from solid aluminium and polished by hand to a bright shine in our family workshop in Tel Aviv, then hung on a fine 925 silver chain.
Light, simple and made for everyone, it sits just as well with a white shirt in the morning as it does in the evening. Wear your own initial, the letter of someone close to you, or simply the one that speaks to you.
Pendant: 14 × 13 × 6 mm · Chain: 50 cm, 925 silver with silver clasp.
Each piece is made especially for you and ships within 2–3 weeks.
Returns are accepted within 14 days.
Please note: Due to handmade production and screen displays, slight variations may occur.
Specifications
- Designer
- Rokah Studio
- Material
- Aluminium pendant, 925 silver chain
- Finish
- Hand-polished, high shine
- Size (cm)
- 1.4 × 1.3 × 0.6
- Weight
- 6.0 g
- Made in
- Tel Aviv workshop
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Returns
Made to order in our Tel Aviv workshop and shipped within 2–3 weeks, across Israel and worldwide.
Free pickup from the studio: Ben Avigdor 13, Tel Aviv, by appointment.
Every piece is made especially for you, so we do not accept returns. If your piece arrives damaged or faulty, contact us within 14 days and we will repair or replace it.
Shipping policy.
Care
Materials
Pendant: solid aluminium, hand-polished to a high shine. Aluminium is light and keeps its shape and colour over time.
Chain: 925 sterling silver, 50 cm, with a silver clasp.
Care
Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid cleaning products and polish.
Please take it off before swimming. Chlorine and sea water can damage the silver chain.
A letter necklace for everyday wear. The pendant is cut from solid aluminium and polished by hand in our family workshop in Tel Aviv. Wear your own initial, the letter of someone close, or the one that speaks to you.
nun
- faithfulness — The Talmud, the great book of Jewish teaching, reads Nun as ne'eman, faithful. It is the letter of loyalty.
- soul — Nun's number is fifty, like the fifty gates of understanding in Jewish tradition. It is a letter of inner depth.
- rising — Nun has two forms: bent, and standing tall at the end of a word. It is the strength to get up after every fall.
To wear Nun is to carry the strength to rise from every fall and stay true to your path.