Star of David Keepsake & Paperweight
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Price: $24.95

Passover, New Year or Mitzvahs, this paperweight makes the perfect gift. Laser engraved with your choice of Star of David design and personalized text, this keepsake is a unique way to commemorate a special occasion or to give as a gift of appreciation to anyone in the Jewish community.

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Dimensions: 4" square x 1" thick

Fast Turnaround: 1-2 business days for personalization, before shipping.

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Dimensions: 4" square x 1" thick

Components: Top-quality clear glistening lucite paperweight and keepsake with delicate beveled edges, tissue, and fabric bag, ready to give as a gift.

Engraving Features: Laser engraved. Engraved with a reverse image process, creating a magnificent transparent mirage.

Personalization Features: Your choice of up to 4 lines of personalization will replace the text shown (2 lines above the Star of David and 2 lines below it).

Design Features: Choose 1 of 2 Star of David designs.

Additional Features: Perfect size to be used as a keepsake; stands freely on its own (no additional base or stand needed).

Personalization will always be centered (as shown in the picture) unless otherwise requested.