Material: 14K Gold & silver with 12 Hoshen’s stone 1.5 mm

Attracting abundance and forming a direct connection with the Creator

Hoshen Jewels
At the time of the Holy Temple, the High Priest of Israel would wear special, breathtaking ceremonial attire. The most beautiful and unique of which was the Hoshen (priestly breastplate) which served as the only channel to receive hidden messages from God. The Hoshen Klaris-A ring bearing the names of the twelve tribes of Israel – the people of Israel were made of twelve separate tribes of common origins. The source of the names of the tribes according to the bible is the names of Jacob’s twelve sons. The tribes settled in different areas of the land of Israel and together established the united land of Israel. The qualities of this ring are defense and protection.
Hoshen JewelsAt the time of the Holy Temple, the High Priest of Israel would wear special, breathtaking ceremonial attire. The most unique of his garments was the priestly breastplate or “hoshen” , which was placed upon his chest. This magnificent breastplate was constructed from expensive fabrics and golden threads, interwoven with blue, purple, and scarlet, and with fine linen and goats’ hair. The breastplate was square shaped, its length one “span”, and it was set with 12 precious gems, each of which symbolizing one of the 12 tribes of Israel. Apart from the names of the 12 tribes, the breastplate was also engraved with the words “Abraham, Issac, Jacob, the tribes of Jeshurun”. Within the breastplate, the mysterious “Urim and Thummim” were placed, and were said to make the letters engraved on the jewels sparkle. The breastplate was used not only to commemorate all 12 tribes but also to consult and determine how to fight enemies in a time of need. This was the only manner of receiving concealed information that was approved by God, as opposed to consulting with necromancers, a popular custom amongst other local nations at the time.

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