Every piece has a story
A look at the kinds of pieces members receive in this category, and the stories behind them.
Herodian Oil Lamps
Small clay lamps like these lit homes in Jerusalem during the Second Temple period. Members receive faithful replicas shaped after originals found in excavations across Israel.
Bar Kokhba Revolt Coins
Jewish rebels struck these coins between 132 and 135 CE, often over Roman coins, inscribed “for the freedom of Jerusalem.” A replica puts that defiance in your hand.
The Widow’s Mite
The tiny bronze coin from Jesus’ teaching in the Gospel of Mark, when a poor widow gave two of them, all she had. A certified replica makes a meaningful keepsake.
Dead Sea Scrolls
Found in caves near Qumran starting in 1947, the scrolls are the oldest known manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible, about a thousand years older than any copy known before. Facsimile fragments bring them to your shelf.
Siloam Inscription
Carved around 700 BCE in Hezekiah’s Tunnel in Jerusalem, it describes the moment two teams of diggers broke through to meet each other. It’s one of the oldest Hebrew inscriptions ever found.
Beit Alpha Synagogue Mosaic
In 1928, kibbutz farmers digging a canal uncovered this sixth-century synagogue floor with its striking zodiac wheel. Members receive mosaic tile replicas inspired by it.
Examples shown are for illustration. Members receive certified replicas of ancient pieces.