Shelev Bracelet — Star of David Edition — Magen David silver charm bracelet — Jewish jewelry — Oriya Jewels
Shelev Bracelet — Star of David Edition — Magen David silver charm bracelet — Jewish jewelry — Oriya Jewels

Oriya Jewels

Shelev Bracelet - Star of David Edition

€155,00 EUR

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SKU: 25.33.19

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Size:19cm
Material:925 AG Sterling Silver
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✦ Ships within 10 days.

Easy returns within 14 days.

You wear, we care. With every order, Chai (18) goes to children in Israel orphaned on October 7, through Atufim B'Ahava.

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Oriya · Sizing Guide

Find Your Size

Every Oriya piece is made to be worn close to the heart and lived in every day. This guide helps you find your perfect fit — for rings, bracelets, bangles and necklaces — so your piece feels just right from the moment it arrives.

A note on fit: the right size is the one that matches your measurement — so take a moment to measure carefully. If you're between sizes or buying as a gift, message us and we'll happily help you choose with confidence.

Rings

Oriya rings use European sizing, where the size number equals the inner circumference of the band in millimetres. Most of our rings are available in sizes 48–56.

How to measure your ring size

  1. Paper-strip method: wrap a thin strip of paper or string snugly around the base of the finger. Mark where it overlaps, lay it flat, and measure the length in millimetres — that number is your European size.
  2. Existing-ring method: take a ring that already fits that finger, measure the inner diameter in millimetres, and match it in the table below.
Measure at the end of the day when fingers are warmest. If your knuckle is wider than the base of your finger, measure over the knuckle so the ring slides on comfortably.
EU size (inner circumference) Inner diameter US size (approx.)
48 15.3 mm ≈ 4½
50 15.9 mm ≈ 5¼
52 · most popular 16.5 mm ≈ 6
54 17.2 mm ≈ 6¾
56 17.8 mm ≈ 7½

US conversions are approximate. When in doubt, the paper-strip measurement (EU mm) is the most reliable.

Bracelets

Our bracelet sizes refer to the total length of the bracelet in centimetres — not your bare wrist. For a comfortable, everyday fit, your bracelet should sit a little looser than your wrist.

How to measure your wrist

  1. Wrap a flexible measuring tape (or a strip of paper/string) around your wrist, just below the wrist bone, where you'd wear the bracelet.
  2. Note the measurement in centimetres — this is your bare wrist.
  3. Add about 1.5–2 cm for a comfortable fit, and choose the closest size below.
Your wrist Recommended size Bracelet length
13.5 – 15.5 cm S ≈ 15.5 – 16 cm
15.5 – 17.5 cm M · most popular ≈ 17 – 18 cm
17.5 – 19.5 cm L ≈ 19 – 20 cm
19.5 – 21.5 cm XL ≈ 21 cm
Some pieces (e.g. the Shelev and Shema bracelets) are offered in exact centimetre lengths such as 17, 19, 20 or 21 cm. Each product page lists the precise sizes available — use your wrist measurement plus comfort ease to choose.

Prefer a snug look (like a tennis bracelet) — add only ~1 cm. Prefer a relaxed, moveable fit — add up to 2.5 cm.

Bangles

The Tiferet bangle is a rigid bangle — it slips over your hand to rest on your wrist. It is not adjustable, so it's important to measure two things before choosing your size.

How to measure

  1. Your wrist circumference — wrap a soft tape measure snugly around your wrist, just below the wrist bone. Note it in centimetres.
  2. The widest part of your hand — hold your fingers together and tuck your thumb in toward your palm (as if slipping on a bangle). Measure across the widest point — the bangle must be able to pass over it.

Choose the size that fits comfortably over your hand; it will then rest beautifully on your wrist.

Size Wrist circumference Inner diameter Best for
Extra Small up to 15 cm 59 mm Fine, slender hands
Small · most popular 15 – 16.5 cm 61 mm Most common size
Regular 16.5 – 18 cm 63 mm Relaxed fit
The bangle should slip over your hand with a little ease, then rest comfortably on your wrist. Not sure which size? Send us your two measurements and we'll help you find the perfect fit.

Necklaces

Necklace sizes refer to the total chain length in centimetres. Where the piece sits depends on the length and your height/neckline.

Length Where it sits
40 – 45 cm At or just below the collarbone — delicate, close to the neck
50 cm Just below the collarbone — flattering everyday length
60 cm Mid-chest — ideal for layering or a bolder statement

How to measure

  1. Use a piece of string and hold it at the length you'd like the necklace to fall.
  2. Measure the string in centimetres, then choose the closest length.
  3. Or measure a necklace you already love wearing.

Still not sure?

We'd genuinely rather help you get it right than have you guess. Message us on Instagram @oriya_jewels or email info@oriya-jewels.com with your measurement, and we'll recommend the perfect size — and if you ever need an exchange, we're here for you.

Every Oriya piece is a story woven with love and resilience — made to fit you, and to last.

Find Your Size

Oriya · Sizing Guide

Find Your Size

Every Oriya piece is made to be worn close to the heart and lived in every day. This guide helps you find your perfect fit — for rings, bracelets, bangles and necklaces — so your piece feels just right from the moment it arrives.

A note on fit: the right size is the one that matches your measurement — so take a moment to measure carefully. If you're between sizes or buying as a gift, message us and we'll happily help you choose with confidence.

Rings

Oriya rings use European sizing, where the size number equals the inner circumference of the band in millimetres. Most of our rings are available in sizes 48–56.

How to measure your ring size

  1. Paper-strip method: wrap a thin strip of paper or string snugly around the base of the finger. Mark where it overlaps, lay it flat, and measure the length in millimetres — that number is your European size.
  2. Existing-ring method: take a ring that already fits that finger, measure the inner diameter in millimetres, and match it in the table below.
Measure at the end of the day when fingers are warmest. If your knuckle is wider than the base of your finger, measure over the knuckle so the ring slides on comfortably.
EU size (inner circumference) Inner diameter US size (approx.)
48 15.3 mm ≈ 4½
50 15.9 mm ≈ 5¼
52 · most popular 16.5 mm ≈ 6
54 17.2 mm ≈ 6¾
56 17.8 mm ≈ 7½

US conversions are approximate. When in doubt, the paper-strip measurement (EU mm) is the most reliable.

Bracelets

Our bracelet sizes refer to the total length of the bracelet in centimetres — not your bare wrist. For a comfortable, everyday fit, your bracelet should sit a little looser than your wrist.

How to measure your wrist

  1. Wrap a flexible measuring tape (or a strip of paper/string) around your wrist, just below the wrist bone, where you'd wear the bracelet.
  2. Note the measurement in centimetres — this is your bare wrist.
  3. Add about 1.5–2 cm for a comfortable fit, and choose the closest size below.
Your wrist Recommended size Bracelet length
13.5 – 15.5 cm S ≈ 15.5 – 16 cm
15.5 – 17.5 cm M · most popular ≈ 17 – 18 cm
17.5 – 19.5 cm L ≈ 19 – 20 cm
19.5 – 21.5 cm XL ≈ 21 cm
Some pieces (e.g. the Shelev and Shema bracelets) are offered in exact centimetre lengths such as 17, 19, 20 or 21 cm. Each product page lists the precise sizes available — use your wrist measurement plus comfort ease to choose.

Prefer a snug look (like a tennis bracelet) — add only ~1 cm. Prefer a relaxed, moveable fit — add up to 2.5 cm.

Bangles

The Tiferet bangle is a rigid bangle — it slips over your hand to rest on your wrist. It is not adjustable, so it's important to measure two things before choosing your size.

How to measure

  1. Your wrist circumference — wrap a soft tape measure snugly around your wrist, just below the wrist bone. Note it in centimetres.
  2. The widest part of your hand — hold your fingers together and tuck your thumb in toward your palm (as if slipping on a bangle). Measure across the widest point — the bangle must be able to pass over it.

Choose the size that fits comfortably over your hand; it will then rest beautifully on your wrist.

Size Wrist circumference Inner diameter Best for
Extra Small up to 15 cm 59 mm Fine, slender hands
Small · most popular 15 – 16.5 cm 61 mm Most common size
Regular 16.5 – 18 cm 63 mm Relaxed fit
The bangle should slip over your hand with a little ease, then rest comfortably on your wrist. Not sure which size? Send us your two measurements and we'll help you find the perfect fit.

Necklaces

Necklace sizes refer to the total chain length in centimetres. Where the piece sits depends on the length and your height/neckline.

Length Where it sits
40 – 45 cm At or just below the collarbone — delicate, close to the neck
50 cm Just below the collarbone — flattering everyday length
60 cm Mid-chest — ideal for layering or a bolder statement

How to measure

  1. Use a piece of string and hold it at the length you'd like the necklace to fall.
  2. Measure the string in centimetres, then choose the closest length.
  3. Or measure a necklace you already love wearing.

Still not sure?

We'd genuinely rather help you get it right than have you guess. Message us on Instagram @oriya_jewels or email info@oriya-jewels.com with your measurement, and we'll recommend the perfect size — and if you ever need an exchange, we're here for you.

Every Oriya piece is a story woven with love and resilience — made to fit you, and to last.

The Story behind this piece:

Shelev means calm.

Not the absence of movement—but the presence of stillness. The kind of peace that lives within, even as the world shifts around you.

The Shelev Bracelet is crafted from a 2.8 mm diamond-cut silver curb chain, interrupted only by a single, understated Magen David. A soft break in the rhythm—subtle, steady, and quietly symbolic.

The Magen David, literally the “Shield of David,” is two interlocking triangles that have marked Jewish homes, books and gravestones for centuries. For many, it is the simplest way to say where they come from, without saying a word.

A clean curb chain that sits flat on the wrist and pairs with a watch without competing with it.

Handmade with Love from recycled 925 Sterling silver.

A piece that rests lightly—but speaks deeply.

Need a different size? We create custom sizes on request — just send us your wrist measurement in cm.
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Anna-Fee Neugebauer

The delicate bracelet feels pleasantly light and sits loosely around the wrist. It arrived in elaborate, very attractive packaging, which was a real pleasure to unwrap. I would give it 5 stars, but the way the Star of David is incorporated into the bracelet looks a little too much like soldered joints. I think incorporating it using fine rings would look more elegant and be less prone to breaking.

Anna-Fee Neugebauer review photo

Thank you — for the kind words about the weight and the packaging, and just as much for the second half.

You've described the alternative exactly, and you're right that it would be kinder to the joint. Not taking it was a deliberate choice. Rings on either side let the Star swivel and find its own angle; we wanted it fixed in the line, flush, so the chain reads as one continuous thing that the Star interrupts rather than decorates. Rigid was the point.

That does ask more of the join, and I'd rather say so than talk around it: none has broken there so far. If yours ever does, write to me — I'll rebuild it with rings on both sides, exactly as you describe, and gladly.

Thank you for taking the time to write this properly. 🤍
Rivkah