Next Year in Jerusalem hand-stamped silver aluminum keychain by Salt Sparkle Shalom

Next Year in Jerusalem Keychain

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Next Year in Jerusalem hand-stamped silver aluminum keychain by Salt Sparkle Shalom
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Next Year in Jerusalem Keychain

Salt Sparkle Shalom

Next Year in Jerusalem Keychain

Next year in Jerusalem. Always in our hearts.
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Next year in Jerusalem. A little hope to take everywhere.

Whether spoken at the end of a Passover seder or held close throughout the year, “Next Year in Jerusalem” is a wish for connection, home, and possibility. This hand-stamped silver aluminum keychain by Salt Sparkle Shalom keeps that message close to hand.

Block lettering meets a script-style “Jerusalem” for a simple, meaningful everyday accessory—and an easy gift for someone whose heart is in Israel.

Details

  • Hand-stamped silver aluminum
  • Approximately ½ × 2 inches
  • “Next year in” in block lettering; “Jerusalem” in script
  • Includes a secure keyring
  • Handmade, so each piece is subtly unique

Care: Keep away from water and harsh chemicals; polish gently with a soft cloth as needed.

Care Instructions

To preserve the hand-stamped finish, keep your jewelry and accessories away from water and remove before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping.

Brass, copper and sterling silver may naturally oxidize over time and can be polished as needed.
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