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Monolit’s Jewelry

Monolit Jewelry is the creation of Tal and Inbal Arditi, a designer couple from the peaceful kibbutz of Tel Yitzhak in Israel. Inbal’s childhood passion for jewelry evolved alongside their shared background in product design. Together, they transformed this passion into Monolit, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques. Their studio produces unique jewelry and Judaica pieces, each telling a meaningful story. The name “Monolit” reflects their inspiration from nature’s timeless beauty and their dedication to one-of-a-kind creations. They personally craft each piece in Israel using both advanced 3D printing and traditional goldsmithing methods. Monolit Jewelry draws influence from biblical tales, global cultures, and the natural world.

Monolit’s Silver Cross

Monolit’s Silver Cross is a polished silver pendant featuring four open, marquise-shaped elements arranged in a floral-inspired design. Its sleek, minimalist style combines natural elegance with modern sophistication. The pendant is presented with a fine silver chain, enhancing its refined and timeless appeal.

Monolit’s Star of David

Monolit’s handcrafted yellow gold Star of David pendant is designed with a contemporary, intertwined geometric style. The traditional star shape is reimagined through six looping, three-dimensional bands that create depth and movement. The polished finish enhances its modern elegance while maintaining a strong connection to its ancient symbol. The Pendant hangs gracefully from a delicate, fine gold chain that complements its refined design. The piece reflects a blend of timeless tradition and innovative craftsmanship, characteristic of Monolit Jewelry’s artistic approach.

Monolit’s Dreidel

Monolit’s dreidels feature a striking sculptural design, composed of gracefully curved, interwoven elements that evoke movement. The base is circular and smooth, creating a refined contrast with the dynamic structure above. Their dreidels best reflect Monolit’s signature style, merging ancient tradition with contemporary elegance. The design celebrates the symbolic significance of the dreidel while presenting it as a sophisticated, collectible art object.