Ani Ledodi Jewelry
Ani Ledodi Jewelry
Ani LeDodi VeDodi Li, meaning "I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine" is a verse from King Solomon's' "Song of Songs". The Rabbis interpret the love expressed in Song of Songs as the mutual love between G-d and the Jewish people. The first letters of this Hebrew phrase form the acronym Elul, as this verse is also associated with the spiritual dimension of this month, with its emphasis on repentance and renewal of one's love for and closeness to G-d.
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SaleSterling Silver Ring with English / Hebrew 14K Gold Customizable Inscription$150.00 Special Price $89.10 -
SaleSterling Silver Wide English / Hebrew Customizable Ring with 14K Gold Stripes$359.00 Special Price $215.10 -
SaleSterling Silver English / Hebrew Customizable Ring with 14K Sparkling Gold Stripes$349.00 Special Price $197.10 -
Sale14K Yellow Gold and Diamond Ani Ledodi Jewish Wedding Ring - Song of Songs 6:3$5,200.00 Special Price $3,060.00 -
Sale14K Gold Spinning Ani L'Dodi Jewish Wedding Ring - Song of Songs 6:3$1,600.00 Special Price $1,020.00 -
SaleDeluxe 9K Gold & Sterling Silver Ani LeDodi Spinning Unisex Ring - Song of Songs 6:3$279.00 Special Price $134.10 -
SaleMarina Jewelry Sterling Silver Blue Ani Ledodi Ring - Song of Songs 6:3$99.99 Special Price $55.24 -
SaleSterling Silver Diamond-Cut Hebrew / English Cut-Out Customized Ring$149.00 Special Price $89.10 -
SaleMarina Jewelry 925 Sterling Silver Ani Ledodi Ring with Gold Plated Lettering - Song of Songs 6:3$104.00 Special Price $58.65 -
SaleSterling Silver English / Hebrew Customizable Ring with 14K Gold Stripes$329.00 Special Price $197.10 -
Rafael Jewelry Ani Ledodi 14K Gold Pendant - Song of Songs 6:3$329.00 $219.00 -
SaleDeluxe 14K Gold Ani L'Dodi Jewish Wedding Ring - Song of Songs 6:3$1,150.00 Special Price $662.15 -
Sale14K White and Yellow Gold Ani Ledodi Ring with Jerusalem Border - Song of Songs 6:3$1,440.00 Special Price $816.00
Ani LeDodi VeDodi Li, meaning "I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine" is a verse from King Solomon's' "Song of Songs". The Rabbis interpret the love expressed in Song of Songs as the mutual love between G-d and the Jewish people. The first letters of this Hebrew phrase form the acronym Elul, as this verse is also associated with the spiritual dimension of this month, with its emphasis on repentance and renewal of one's love for and closeness to G-d.