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My Fave Chanukkah Gift

Written by Bryce

If you’re still looking for a Chanukkah gift, don’t worry, I got your back.  Cute, delicate necklaces are all the rage for winter and spring 2010, which means all you have to do is find one that you can personalize.

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I’ve been wearing my Sima Gilady sterling silver necklaces (I have 2) literally every day.  I have one on an elegant and simple silver chain with a thin hammered silver disc pendant that says my son’s name, Benjamin, in Hebrew on one side and English on the other.  But, if you don’t care for any Hebrew text, you can choose whatever text you want.  Write your anniversary date, “Shmookie” for your dog, or some inside joke between you and your best friend.  For $28, I seriously can’t think of a better gift.

This is one of my Sima Gilady necklaces, and translates to “Binyamin” the Hebrew version of Benjamin, which means “son of my strengths.”

Binyamin - Bryce

If you’re spending limit for a friend is $25 this season, stretch it by $3, this is the best gift you’ll find.

*ps, if you mention you’re a friend of mine when you order, Sima said she’ll throw in a free gift! Woo!

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Bryce

Bryce Gruber is a Manhattanite mom who can be found jet-setting off to every corner of the globe. She loves exotic places, being fully rested and writing for some of the world's most popular news outlets.

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