Monday 21 November 2016

Our Versatile Custom Hebrew Rings Selection

Ani le dodivedodi li. The translation of this biblical phrase is “I am to my beloved as my beloved is to me”. The phrase originates in the bible, and it was written by King Solomon. King Solomon wrote a book called the Song of Songs. In it, he describes the intense love that G-d feels towards His people. He compares the relationship between G-d and the Jews to that of a husband and wife. Thus, the phrase “Ani Le dodivedodi li” has become a popular, and appropriate, inscription on custom Hebrew wedding rings.
ani le dodi rings
In fact, it’s so popular that the variety of ani le dodi rings available is astounding. There are rings available in several materials – 14k gold, 14k white gold, 14k rose gold, 18k gold, 9k gold, sterling silver, platinum, silver and gold combinations, various combinations of shades of gold (such as yellow and white gold, rose and white gold, or even all three!) and more. One can obtain an ani ledodi ring not just in a variety of materials or colors, but in a variety of styles. There are wide ani le dodi rings, and narrow ones. There are embossed engravings, laser engravings, cut out letters, and raised letters. There are aniledodi rings with illustrations of Jerusalem on them, as well. There are some ani le dodi rings with other intricate designs along with the inscription.
Aside from all of the options available, one can further customize his or her ring by deciding exactly what color, style, thickness, font, and design he or she wants, and simply having the custom Hebrew rings made up for them exactly according to their needs.
As if that weren’t good enough, custom Hebrew rings are not limited to the inscription “Ani le dodivedodi li”. Your Hebrew ring can host a variety of different inscriptions, most of them biblical, all with inherently deep and meaningful messages. For example, “Matzati et sh’ahavanafshi” (I found s/he whom my soul loves), “ahavatolamahavtech” (I love thee an eternal love), “harei at mekudeshet li” (you are sanctified to me), “imeshkachechyerushalayim” (if I forget thee o’ Jerusalem), and “am yisrael chai” (the nation of Israel lives).
The phrase “harei at mekudeshet li” (you are sanctified to me) is the phrase that the groom proclaims under the wedding canopy just before he places the ring onto the bride’s finger. It is this utterance and the putting of the ring onto the bride’s finger that makes the couple officially married according to Jewish law.
“Imeshkachechyerushalayim” (if I forget thee o’ Jerusalem) is a phrase from the book of Psalms. It expresses the deep anguish G-d’s nation felt when they were exiled from Jerusalem, and the holy temple was destroyed. The nation of Israel continues to carry that feeling with them throughout their lives as they yearn for the rebuilding of the temple.
These custom Hebrew rings with other inscriptions are also available in all the styles, colors, and materials listed above. So follow your heart, pick your inscription, and order your custom Hebrew ring today!

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