David Pendant

David pendant takes its name and its form from the Star of David — Magen David in Hebrew, the Shield of David — one of the most recognizable and enduring sacred symbols in the world.

The hexagram at the heart of the Star of David is formed by two equilateral triangles, one pointing upward and one pointing down, interlocked so that they are inseparable: in Kabbalistic tradition, the upward triangle represents fire and the divine reaching toward the world, while the downward triangle represents water and humanity reaching toward the divine.

Their intersection is the point of meeting — heaven and earth, finite and infinite, the human and the sacred held in a single geometric form. It is one of the oldest and most perfect shapes in sacred geometry, found across Jewish, Kabbalistic, and ancient traditions wherever the union of opposites has been given form.

The Design of the David Pendant

The David pendant translates that sacred geometry into 18k gold. The form is a hexagram — two interlocking equilateral triangles — worked in gold with a single gemstone held at the center, at the exact point where the two triangles converge.

The design reads as both jewellery and talisman: on the surface it is clean and geometric, a star of balanced and beautiful proportions; in its deeper logic it is the meeting point of opposites, the place where the sacred becomes visible.

The David pendant is made to be worn close to the body, in the tradition of the amulet — a small, held form that carries meaning greater than its size.

Protection and Faith

The Star of David’s connection to protection runs through the full history of its use: as the shield of a king, as the seal of a community, as the talisman carried by those who wished to declare who they were and who watched over them.

Worn as a pendant, the David pendant places that history against the skin — a personal declaration, a quiet covenant, a piece of the oldest continuous sacred tradition in the Western world.

Its geometric perfection gives it a quality that transcends any particular moment: a hexagram worked in gold carries the same authority whether it was pressed into wax three thousand years ago or cast in 18k gold in São Paulo today.

David Pendant in 18k Gold and Colored Stones

In rose gold the hexagram glows with warmth, set with a ruby that reads like a burning coal at the center of the star. In white gold the David pendant turns cool and celestial around a sapphire, the blue stone reading like sky seen through the points of the star.

In yellow gold it radiates full intensity, set with a brilliant diamond — the clearest, most direct echo of the divine light the symbol has always been said to hold. Each pairing gives the same sacred form a different spiritual register, from warm to celestial to radiant.

Craftsmanship and 3D Precision

Each David pendant was developed in 3D modeling software and brought to life through precision 3D printing and meticulous hand-finishing in São Paulo, Brazil.

The hexagram demands digital modeling: the six points must be perfectly symmetrical, the central space must hold the gemstone at exactly the right depth, and the form must read as both flat and dimensional — a geometric object with weight and presence rather than a simple stamped shape.

Hand-finishing then polishes the gold to a high shine that makes the Star of David glow as if from within. This is the kind of precision that only the Friszman MD process can deliver reliably.

A Made-to-Order Piece

Like every Friszman MD creation, the David pendant is made to order and hand-finished in 18k gold, conceived where sacred tradition, geometry, and beauty meet.

Explore the full pendants collection to see how each design draws its form from the world’s great spiritual traditions, or explore the sacred traditions of Hebrew scripture in the Hebraic manuscripts collections of the Library of Congress.