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The Shield of David, written in Hebrew rather than drawn.
מגן דוד
This pendant transforms the familiar symbol into language itself. Instead of the geometric star, the words are spelled vertically, allowing the meaning to become the form. Each letter creates a quiet architectural line that reads downward — text as structure, symbol as language.
Rendered in Gufanit, the original Hebrew typeface designed by Yael Kanarek specifically for her jewelry, the letters carry a distinct presence: contemporary, rooted, and unmistakably Hebrew.
18K yellow gold
Polished finish
Letter height: 5 mm
Pendant drop: 30 mm
1 pt diamond
18” chain
KANAREK tag
Ships in 2-3 weeks
Made to order in New York City
The Shield of David, written in Hebrew rather than drawn.
מגן דוד
This pendant transforms the familiar symbol into language itself. Instead of the geometric star, the words are spelled vertically, allowing the meaning to become the form. Each letter creates a quiet architectural line that reads downward — text as structure, symbol as language.
Rendered in Gufanit, the original Hebrew typeface designed by Yael Kanarek specifically for her jewelry, the letters carry a distinct presence: contemporary, rooted, and unmistakably Hebrew.
18K yellow gold
Polished finish
Letter height: 5 mm
Pendant drop: 30 mm
1 pt diamond
18” chain
KANAREK tag
Ships in 2-3 weeks
Made to order in New York City