Sisters Natalie and Michelle created the Emet fine jewelry line as an expression of their Jewish pride. Their gorgeous 18K gold necklaces celebrate Jewish history and tradition through rough-hewn large pendants with Jewish symbols (from $2,160 each).

Read Jewish

One of the best ways to connect with Jewish identity is by reading, or gifting, a great Jewish book. Two new subscription boxes make it easier than ever to discover your next favorite read. The Jewish Joy Box pairs romances and other titles with bookish- and Judaic-themed swag (left, from $130 per box or $452 for an annual subscription, which includes four boxes a year).

Nu Reads, a new initiative from the Jewish Book Council, is a bimonthly box featuring a signed book, a letter from the author and discussion prompts (from $154).

Pretty in Pink

Star of David and hamsa pendants come in soft shades of pink, turquoise and white and vibrant blue and gold in the enamel jewelry collection by designer AlefBet by Paula. The gold-plated charms bring a clean, modern take to traditional Jewish charm necklaces (from $65 each). 

Pray Jewish

The Women’s Prayer Card set by Israeli author and educator Aliza Lavie, a former Knesset member, revives lost Jewish women’s prayers. Each of the 100 cards features a prayerful quote, some from as early as the 16th century, a reflection prompt and an archival image (from $65).

Playfully Jewish

Flora Fancy

The hand-painted porcelain Seven Species Dreidel by Zvezdin’s Workshop showcases figs, grapes and other crops mentioned in the Torah that are connected to the Land of Israel (from $175).

Big Chai

Trendy jeweler Year of the Flood debuts limited-edition 14K gold YOCO (“You Only Chai Once”) pendants, like this Chagall-inspired piece (from $2,600), while Israeli boutique Heiman offers a Jewish Compass charm in 14k rose gold (from $1,047).

Star Warmer

Looking for a cozy blanket that wraps you in the warmth of tradition? Adara Rituals’ Jewish Heritage Blanket is an elegant way to express culture and connection, available as a throw (from $178) or a light blue-and-white or pink-and-white baby blanket (from $136).

Brew Jewish

Chutzpah Coffee Co. not only specializes in flavorful blends with quirky names, like the medium-to-dark roast Bubbie’s Blend (from $18), an ode to bold grandmothers everywhere, it also collaborates with Jewish artists on mugs (from $20) and T-shirts (from $36). 

Eat Jewish