Showing posts with label Gold Hebrew ring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gold Hebrew ring. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 February 2017

The AniLedodi Ring Dream

Beth was a little girl who always dreamed of becoming a bride. To her, a bride was like a queen. She loved to imagine herself dressed in a magnificent white gown, bedecked with jewels, diamonds, and pearls, and a dazzling crown on her head. And she imagined herself sitting in the center with everyone oohing and aahing around her.
aniledodi ring
As she grew older, Beth’s dream of becoming a bride grew more sophisticated. She also realized that, unlike some other little girl dreams she had that were mere fantasies, this dream of hers would become a reality one day. And that made it all the more exciting for Beth.
When the time was ripe, Beth started to think about whom she might marry. And she thought about an aniledodi ring that might be presented to her. It was all so exciting. Before long, Beth became engaged to a fine young man.
One day, her fiancĂ©, Michael, opened up a discussion with Beth about the possibility of her getting an aniledodi ring. “That’s exactly what I have always dreamed of!” exclaimed Beth. She then went on to describe to him in full detail how she always dreamed of becoming a bride, and when she got older, she also dreamed of getting an aniledodi ring. “I’m so excited that the time has come for me to finally pick out my very own aniledodi ring!” said Beth.
A few weeks later, Beth and Michael were on their way to do some research on where and how to obtain an aniledod ring. They found out about numerous jewelers and jewelry stores that specialize in the gold Hebrew ring industry. But even though the samples they saw were really all very pretty, something about it seemed cheap to Beth. She couldn’t figure out why. But then it came to her. “If I am going to purchase a gold Hebrew ring, an aniledodi ring no less, I should really purchase it in Israel”, she thought. The whole concept of these rings was so Israel based, it just felt cheap to be purchasing it anywhere else.
So, a few weeks later Beth found herself on a plane headed for Israel, with Michael at her side. He had supported her all the way in this decision, and they were so happy to have a little vacation together.
When they got there, they started their research project all over again. But before long, they were on their way to a jewelry store in Jerusalem to find the perfect aniledodi ring for Beth.
Beth had a hard time choosing, as they were all so beautiful and precious. She couldn’t believe her dreams were coming true. She especially liked the white gold band. She wasn’t sure, though, if it should have diamonds around the edges or not. After much deliberation, she decided to put in rubies instead of diamonds. And with that, her purchase was complete.
Beth was happy that her dreams had all come true – in every dimension. She and Michael lived happily ever after.

Tuesday, 20 December 2016

Rings of a Language

Hannah had a knack for languages. She was just born like that. It came to her naturally. By the time she was ten years old, she had picked up Spanish from the neighbor, Russian from the grocer, Chinese from the dry cleaners guy, and French from the librarian.  And she continued to speak all those languages fluently.

Gold Hebrew ring

It came as no surprise, then, that the word “Hebrew” drew her closer when she chanced upon an ad for a gold Hebrew ring. Hannah was window shopping with a friend when she saw it. “Jewish rings for women”, a big poster declared. It was hanging right outside their favorite dress shop. Hannah took a closer look. An elegant gold ring with strange-looking letters was displayed at the center of the poster. By reading the small type at the bottom, Hannah learned that this was a gold Hebrew ring. She did not know that the Hebrew language had any connection to anything Jewish. But because it was about a language, Hannah made it her business to explore it further.

She headed straight for the library. It did not take long for Hannah to discover that Hebrew is the spoken language of Israel, the Land of the Jews! And that Hebrew had been the language of the Jewish people since the beginning of time.

Hannah read more about the Jews, their language, and their fascinating heritage. She could not believe how interesting it all was to her. Until then, she did not give a second thought to the Hebrew language. But now, it became a major part of her love for languages. The funniest part in Hannah’s opinion was that in Hebrew, the letters go from right to left, instead of from left to right. None of the languages she knew were like that. This was cool!

Before long, you guessed it - Hannah became in fluent in Hebrew as well. At that point, she wanted to purchase a gold Hebrew ring, since that is what drew her to the language in the first place. She went back to the “Jewish rings for women” poster she had seen. It led her to a jewelry store that these rings, among other Jewish jewelry items. It was the perfect place for her to choose her gold Hebrew ring.

Hannah took her time speaking to the jeweler about the different inscription options he offered. She was fascinated at the myriad options and the meaning behind each one. The richness of the Hebrew language mesmerized her. She couldn’t wait to see her chosen phrase on her very own gold Hebrew ring.

Hannah cherishes her gold Hebrew ring to this very day. She loves to see the beautiful language inscribed onto a beautiful piece of jewelry. It is striking. The experience enhances her life. She is certain to hand down this gold Hebrew ring to the generations that follow.


And most importantly, if anyone asks her where to find Jewish rings for women, she knows just where to send them.