Kotel Charm

We travel from all over the world just to stand at this one spot. To pray, to cry, to say thank you, or just to feel completely connected to our roots. And it honestly doesn't matter if you've been there a hundred times or if you're still dreaming of your first trip. The exact second your hand touches those stones, you get this massive, undeniable feeling of coming home. It’s this total grounding pull that reminds you every single word you say is heard, even the ones you can't quite find the words for.

I designed the Kotel charm with this gorgeous, heavy texture to match the raw feel of the actual Kotel wall. I carved a Ner Tamid (the eternal flame) at the top because our light never goes out, and Tikvah (hope) right at the bottom. Floating over the top is a piece shaped just like a note for the cracks of the Kotel wall, engraved with Libi B’Yerushalayim and anchored by a sparkly, pear-shaped natural diamond. It looks just like a glistening teardrop, representing all the emotion we bring to this place, the tears, the notes tucked into the cracks, and the hopes we carry for our families.

Whatever language you pray in, the bond is exactly the same. The Kotel belongs to all of us.

Because no matter where you are in the world, a piece of you is always in Jerusalem, and Jerusalem is always holding onto a piece of you.