Hebrew ring from Israel “Gam zeh ya’avor” written on sterling silver embedded with zirconia.
Translation from Hebrew the famous phrase attributed to King Solomon reads “This too shall pass”
● Blessing ring from Jerusalem.
● 925 Sterling silver.
● Surrounded by glistening zirconia.
● Made in Israel.
It has been said that King Solomon was trying to humble his wisest servant, so he asked him to perform a seemingly impossible task: to find something that did not exist.
He requested a special ring—one that, if a sad man wore it, he would become happy and if a happy man wore it, he would become sad. The servant took the challenge, searched high and low in the land, but on the night before he was supposed to report back to the King, he still had nothing. Then the idea came to him: He went to the local jeweler and had 3 words inscribed on a ring: “Gam ze ya’avor”. This, too, shall pass.
King Solomon was delighted at such a phrase because it was true whether someone was happy or sad, in all times and situations. Legend has it he never took it off and could be heard saying to himself “Gam ze ya’avor. This, too, shall pass.”
All jewelry shipped direct from Jerusalem.
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