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Top Gifts for Bar and Bat Mitzvahs - a list by jamiem
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The kid's 13, brace-faced, and studied out. They've been prepping all year for their Bar or Bat Mitzvah, and now that the day has come, what do you give? Here's my list of top Bar and Bat Mitzvah gifts, coming from a girl who's been through it all. From books to jewelry, I've sifted through the internet's Judaica to give you the key to the 13-year-old's heart.
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David Yurman Star of David Necklace in Sterling or Gold
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David Yurman does the Star of David better than most I've seen throughout my life. The signature cable forms a Jewish star, in either sterling silver or gold. Either option is beautiful and a Bat Mitzvah girl will wear it and love it.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
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Boy's Hakotel Necklace with Chain by Neta Yehiely
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Boys love dog tag necklaces, so why not give them a Bar Mitzvah gift they'll actually wear? This pendant and chain by Neta Yehiely incorporates the Kotel (the Western Wall) and a Chai. It's great symbolism and will bring him much luck and love as he wears it around his neck.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Bar Mitzvah Gift T-Shirts : I Had A Bar Mitzva and All I Got was This Lousy T-Shirt
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"I had a BAR MITZVA and all I got was this lousy t-shirt." OK, the Rabbi might not love it, but for a Bar Mitzvah boy with a sense of humor, why not go for a smile? He'll receive plenty of checks and Judaica anyway.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
The Jewish Museum Sterling Silver Candlesticks
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These stunning sterling silver candlesticks are a reproduction of a 19th century design. They're definitely a gift for a lifetime, the price tag is quite hefty, but any Bat Mitzvah girl will treasure these Shabbas candlesticks for the rest of her life.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup
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Made by hand in Israel out of 925 Sterling Silver, this Kiddush Cup will last a lifetime. A Bar Mitzvah boy is transitioning to a man, and he'll be able to lead the Kiddush with pride with his new Kiddush Cup.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Great Jews In Sports Hardcover Book
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No, Great Jews in Sports is not an oxymoron.... we have had a few stand-outs over the years! We've got Sandy Koufax and Hank Greenberg and many more...you'll have to read the book to find out exactly who. Robert Slater received much praise for his series of Jewish books, this is a great gift for any Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Great Jewish Women Hardcover Book
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Strong Jewish women are not always studied, but it is important for young women to have these role models. Elinor Slater and her husband Robert collaborated for this book, which discusses the great Golda Meir, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Barbra Streisand, and U.S. senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein. Perfect for a Bat Mitzvah girl who is ready to take the world by storm.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Leather Star Of David Kabbalah Bracelet
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A Leather Star Of David Kabbalah Bracelet will quickly become a favorite of the Bar Mitzvah boy. The leather bracelet includes an Evil Eye charm in the center. The leather bracelet is adjustable, and the hardware is done in pewter. This Kabbalah bracelet is part of the Lara Levi Kabbalah Jewelry collection.
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Bible Heroines Bookends - Bat Mitzvah Gift
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For the Bat Mitzvah girl who loves to read, and who you want to see be a reader for life. These bookends are handcrafted rolled copper in the shape of an open Torah set with silk-screened marble. The metal is then powder-coated for a more durable finish. You may commemorate a Bat Mitzvah by further personalizing your gift with the name and date of the event. In place of the names of Bible Heroines, you can order the Haftorah portion that is read at the Bat Mitzvah.
This set features two bookends - one with an illustration of a Bat Mitzvah girl holding the Torah and your choice of one bookend with the names of Bible Heroines (in Hebrew and English). It makes a wonderful Bat Mitzvah or birthday gift. Commemorate further by personalizing your gift with the name and date of the event (added on a brass plaque under the illustration).
Updated Feb 20, 2008
Purple Hamsa Necklace
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What does a 13-year-old Bat Mitzvah girl really love? Jewelry. And the color purple. Blending influences from Art Deco and 18th Century French design, this violet enameled hamsa pendant is embedded with tiny gems. ¾” x 1.” With snake chain.
Updated Feb 21, 2008
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