Damascus Gate Pendant
Price range: 139.09€ through 155.41€
✓ Depicts Damascus Gate in Jerusalem
✓ Entirely handcrafted by Ahmad in Jerusalem’s Old City
✓ Made from hallmarked sterling silver 925
✓ Sterling silver 925 chain included
✓ Available in silver or with a gold-plated finish
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One of Jerusalem’s most iconic landmarks transformed into a piece of jewellery.
Damascus Gate, known in Arabic as Bab al-Amoud (باب العامود), is one of the main gates of Jerusalem’s Old City. With its monumental façade and distinctive steps, it has long been an important place of passage and gathering in the life of the city.
In the heart of Jerusalem’s Old City, Ahmad handcrafts this pendant inspired by the gate’s architecture. Its distinctive details are carefully worked into sterling silver 925, recreating its recognisable silhouette.
Each pendant is hallmarked 925 and comes with a sterling silver 925 chain. The complete piece is also available with a gold-plated finish (+€15).
A piece of jewellery directly inspired by Jerusalem, designed to be worn every day or given as a meaningful gift to someone with a special connection to the city.
Avoid contact with water, perfume, cosmetics and chemical products.
Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth. For the gold-plated version, take particular care to avoid repeated friction to help preserve the finish.
All our products are shipped directly from Palestine.
If your order includes creations from several artisans, we carefully consolidate them so that you only pay one shipping fee.
For in-stock items, your order is prepared and dispatched within a maximum of 8 business days. Once your parcel has been shipped, you will receive an international tracking number to follow its journey.
Please allow additional time for items that are made to order, made to measure, or made by our artisans in the West Bank. This additional time varies depending on the product, the time required to create it and the time needed to reach our shipping point.
Behind the Product
Al Quds -
Ahmad
A third-generation jeweler from Jerusalem’s Old City, Ahmad handcrafts each piece in his workshop using sterling silver, historic Palestinian coins, and Roman glass. His creations combine traditional craftsmanship with the rich heritage of Palestine.
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