Sacred Transitions: Jewelry to Usher in a New Jewish Year

Posted on Sep 10, 2025 By Sabrena

As the air begins to shift and the leaves hint at change, the Jewish month of Tishrei welcomes us into a season of renewal. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is more than a calendar reset—it's a spiritual invitation to reflect, realign, and reconnect. At Liza Shtromberg Jewelry, we believe that the pieces we wear can be part of that sacred process.

Jewelry as a Spiritual Companion

During this time of deep introspection, many turn inward to ask profound questions: Who have I been this past year? Who do I want to become? These reflections don’t live only in prayer books or synagogue services—they live in small, personal acts. For many, ritual adornment becomes a grounding practice, a way to feel spiritually connected throughout each day.

Jewelry that carries Hebrew blessings, Kabbalistic symbols, or the texture of the Western Wall becomes more than a beautiful accessory; it becomes a companion on your spiritual journey.

Symbols of Renewal

Our collections are filled with sacred elements designed to hold meaning. For example, our engraved rings with the phrase “Ani L’dodi V’dodi Li” (I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine) not only celebrate love but also speak to divine connection—a perfect sentiment for entering a new year.

Our Western Wall Collection features pendants and rings sculpted with stone imprints from Jerusalem’s Kotel, grounding the wearer in ancestral heritage. As you reflect on your roots and where you're going next, these textures serve as tactile reminders of resilience, faith, and history.

A Gift to Mark the Moment

Rosh Hashanah is also a time to give gifts of meaning—whether to loved ones or to yourself. A necklace etched with a Hebrew word like “Shalom”, “Chesed” (loving-kindness), or “Tikvah” (hope) can serve as a powerful token of your intentions for the coming year.

Whether you're celebrating with family or spending the holiday in personal reflection, choosing jewelry that aligns with your spirit can be a quiet but profound act of renewal.

Begin Again, Beautifully

Just as the shofar sounds to awaken the soul, meaningful jewelry can stir something deep within us. As you prepare for the Jewish High Holidays, consider which symbols speak to your heart—and let them guide your steps into the new year.

Discover your next sacred piece at our Los Angeles shop, 1953 Hillhurst Ave., or browse the collection online at jewishjewelrylizashtromberg.com.