
London Collection
London Collection 14k White Gold Diamond Star of David Pendant Necklace
A white-gold diamond Star of David necklace with a listed 16-inch chain for someone who prefers a small pendant.
London Jewelers · The Hanukkah gift guide
A celebration of heritage, family and personal meaning.
Sixteen personal starting points, with four thoughtfully chosen gifts in each section. Explore by recipient, meaning, style or price.
Explore the giftsA Hanukkah gift can express heritage, mark a milestone or simply reflect what someone loves. Not every gift needs a religious symbol. Explore symbolic designs alongside fine jewelry, watches and objects chosen for the people gathering around your celebration.
Selected gifts · 01
Choose a Star of David, a Chai design or a hamsa only when the motif carries meaning for the recipient.

London Collection
A white-gold diamond Star of David necklace with a listed 16-inch chain for someone who prefers a small pendant.

London Collection
A yellow-gold diamond Chai necklace for someone who welcomes this specific symbol.

London Collection
A diamond-and-sapphire hamsa necklace when this motif is part of their own heritage or personal expression.

Zoe Chicco
A gold Chai charm on adjustable navy paracord for someone who prefers a casual wrist-worn design.
Selected gifts · 02
Choose one meaningful gift or several smaller gestures according to your own family’s tradition. The gifts need not all belong to the same category.

London Collection
A heart locket for a recipient who values a personal keepsake.

Shinola
A black leather Runwell when one thoughtfully chosen watch is the main gesture.

K R U K | LONDON JEWELERS
A single-watch travel case for someone who enjoys a useful accessory.

Juler's Row
A diamond-shape decorative tray for a small dressing-table gift; not a serving dish.
Selected gifts · 03
Follow her own preferences in pearls, diamonds and home objects, rather than assuming family roles determine taste.

Mikimoto
An Akoya pearl choker for a wearer who appreciates a classic necklace form.

Mikimoto
A yellow-gold bracelet with three Akoya pearls for someone who likes wrist jewelry.

London Collection
A thin diamond bangle for someone who favors a quiet, polished accent.

Buccellati
An Opera frame for a family photograph with personal meaning.
Selected gifts · 04
A watch, cufflinks, a chain or a writing instrument can recognize a familiar part of his life.

Nomos Glashutte
A Tangente for a recipient who prefers a restrained, uncluttered watch design.

London Collection
Mother-of-pearl and onyx cufflinks for someone who wears French-cuff shirts.

Gabriel & Co
A sterling-silver wheat chain for a wearer who likes one visible jewelry detail.

Mont Blanc
A special-order Meisterstück ballpoint pen for someone who values writing; confirm terms and timing before holiday plans.
Selected gifts · 05
Combine her own style with a meaningful symbol, an initial or a first small diamond piece.

London Collection
A yellow-gold Star of David necklace with a center diamond for someone who welcomes the motif.

London Collection
A rose-gold initial A pendant when that letter is meaningful to her.

London Collection
Small bezel-set diamond studs for someone who prefers a compact earring form.

London Collection
Star of David studs for a recipient who would rather wear the symbol as earrings.
Selected gifts · 06
Choose a milestone gift or a personal accessory that follows how he likes to dress.

Nomos Glashutte
A cream-coral Club Campus for someone who enjoys a watch with a little color.

London Collection
A white-gold and gray-titanium Tracer bracelet for a recipient drawn to mixed materials.

Gabriel & Co
A faceted silver signet for someone who likes geometric metalwork.

K R U K | LONDON JEWELERS
A red single-watch travel case to support a growing interest in timepieces.
Selected gifts · 07
Blue and white can be a personal color story through sapphires, enamel, diamonds or a watch dial.

London Collection
A blue-sapphire cluster ring for someone who enjoys a gemstone-centered design; confirm size.

Grand Seiko
A midnight-blue Spring Drive watch for a wearer who values both dial color and movement design.

London Collection
A blue-enamel Star of David necklace for a recipient who wants color within a symbolic piece.

Nomos Glashutte
A white-dial Orion for someone who prefers a lighter watch palette.
Selected gifts · 08
Diamonds, white pearls and a silver-colored dial offer different visual expressions of the celebration.

London Collection
A five-carat tennis bracelet for someone who prefers a classic diamond line.

London Collection
A white-gold diamond stud for a recipient who wears cool metals; confirm listing quantity.

Mikimoto
South Sea pearl-and-diamond studs for a wearer who appreciates larger pearl proportions.

Grand Seiko
A silver-dial Grand Seiko for someone whose preferred brilliance is found on the wrist.
Selected gifts · 09
A symbolic piece or a family photograph can express continuity while remaining personal to the recipient.

London Collection
A yellow-gold diamond Star of David pendant for a recipient who welcomes the symbol; chain sold separately.

London Collection
A white-gold Star of David bracelet for someone who prefers a wrist-worn design.

Roberto Coin
A diamond Star of David design with an included adjustable 16–18-inch chain for someone who prefers yellow gold.

Buccellati
A linenfold silver frame for a photograph that belongs in the family story.
Selected gifts · 10
A symbolic design can take a contemporary form: an ear cuff, a charm, a small necklace or an attached chain ring-and-bracelet design.

London Collection
A diamond Star of David ear cuff for someone drawn to this format; sold as a single earring.

Zoe Chicco
A small Zoe Chicco diamond Star of David necklace for a restrained symbolic gesture.

Jennifer Fisher
A Jennifer Fisher diamond Chai charm pendant for a recipient who enjoys a designer interpretation; confirm chain inclusion.

London Collection
A Star of David chain ring-and-bracelet design for someone who welcomes a more unusual wearing format.
Selected gifts · 11
Smaller pieces and keepsakes can offer variety for several recipients or for the way your family chooses to exchange gifts.

London Collection
Gold bar studs for someone whose style is geometric and understated.

London Collection
A diamond hamsa bracelet when this motif is meaningful to the wearer.

London Collection
Diamond hamsa studs for someone who would enjoy the symbol as earrings.

Cunill
A silver-plated frame for a shared family photograph.
Selected gifts · 12
A dress watch, a GMT or a chronograph can be a meaningful Hanukkah gift without any holiday-specific motif.

Grand Seiko
An Oruri Songbird watch for someone who notices subtle blue-dial detail.

Longines
A HydroConquest GMT for a traveler who wants a second time-zone display.

Tag Heuer
A blue Monaco chronograph for someone drawn to a square case.

Nomos Glashutte
A Metro Date Power Reserve for a recipient interested in a different dial layout.
Selected gifts · 13
Choose fine jewelry through favorite colors, metals and shapes, with no need for a heritage-specific symbol.

Pomellato
An amethyst Nudo ring for someone who enjoys a gemstone as the central gesture; confirm size.

London Collection
An inline diamond bracelet for someone who regularly wears wrist jewelry.

London Collection
A rainbow-sapphire bar pendant for a recipient drawn to multicolor designs.

London Collection
Rainbow-sapphire hoops for someone who likes expressive color around the face.
Selected gifts · 14
Choose general tabletop and decorative gifts for family gatherings when the recipient enjoys beautiful objects at home. These are not menorahs, dreidels or ritual pieces.

Michael Aram
A small Butterfly Ginkgo bowl for a home with nature-inspired details.

Baccarat
A pair of Beluga tumblers for a considered drinks setting.

MacKenzie-Childs
A floral pedestal platter for someone who enjoys presenting food at gatherings.

Michael Aram
A Butterfly Ginkgo frame for a photograph from a family celebration.
Selected gifts · 15
A new design direction can make the gift interesting without making claims of rarity or investment value.

Buccellati
Hawaii diamond-heart earrings for someone who appreciates intertwined gold circles.

Grand Seiko
An Evolution 9 Spring Drive watch for a recipient exploring Grand Seiko design.

MOVA Globe
A white-and-gold MOVA globe for a design-minded desk or shelf.

Goshwara
A turquoise Goshwara ring for a collector who welcomes saturated color; confirm size.
Selected gifts · 16
A first meaningful necklace, a watch, a chain or a shared photograph can mark a personal milestone during the celebration.

London Collection
A small white-gold Star of David necklace for someone who welcomes a first symbolic piece.

Shinola
A bourbon-leather Runwell for a recipient starting a watch collection.

London Collection
A rose-gold rope chain to establish a preferred metal tone.

Michael Aram
A Loveknot frame for a photograph of a shared new chapter.
A considered choice at your price point
Start with these gift selections, or explore more jewelry, watches and giftware.
London Jewelers began in Glen Cove and spans four generations of a family jewelry business. This holiday guide brings jewelry, watches, and giftware into one conversation: the recipient’s taste, the details of the piece, and the meaning of the gift.
Compare the full product details and the prices shown in this guide. When proportions, fit, or a collection deserve a closer conversation, arrange an appointment or speak with a London Jewelers advisor.
A few useful answers
Practical answers to help you compare the selections and ask the next useful question.
No. A gift can reflect heritage or simply the recipient’s taste and interests. This guide separates Star of David, Chai and selected hamsa designs from broader jewelry, watch and giftware choices.
Choose a motif the recipient welcomes, then compare its form, metal, dimensions and wearing style. Hamsa motifs have meaning across more than one tradition; do not assume the wearer’s interpretation from the design alone.
No. Follow your own family’s custom and a comfortable budget. One meaningful gift or several smaller gestures can each be a considered choice; this guide does not prescribe eight purchases.
Some do and some do not. For example, the listed Roberto Coin yellow-gold diamond design includes an adjustable 16–18-inch chain, while the London Collection diamond pendant in A Tradition to Treasure is sold without a chain. Review the exact listing.
This guide presents hamsa motifs as personal and cultural design choices. It does not promise spiritual, physical or other protective effects.
The current guide contains general tabletop and decorative giftware, not menorahs, dreidels or ritual objects. Ask an advisor separately about a specific ritual piece rather than assuming a decorative object serves that purpose.
Yes. The budget buttons filter the displayed selections on this page to under $1,000, $1,000–below $5,000, or $5,000 and above. All gifts restores the full selection. Check the product page for the current price.
Yes, when it reflects the recipient’s own taste and the milestone you are marking. Confirm ring, bracelet or watch fit, and for younger recipients review age suitability and safe use with a parent or guardian.
This guide does not promise delivery timing. Confirm availability, order terms and delivery options for the actual item. The special-order Montblanc pen needs a separate timing check.
London Jewelers began in Glen Cove in 1926 and spans four generations of a family jewelry business. Its jewelry, watch and giftware selections can be considered together; contact a London Jewelers advisor for help comparing the specific pieces that interest you.
Yes. Share the recipient’s preferences, existing pieces, sizing information and budget when you contact a London Jewelers advisor or arrange an appointment. Confirm current price, availability and any timing requirements for the actual product before ordering.
Tell us about their taste, the pieces they already own and the budget you have in mind. We can help you compare details and decide what deserves a closer look.