Metal Torah Pointer Necklace, Blue Rings

• Blue ring accents
• Wearable necklace
• 7.5" pointer length
• Gold tone hand tip
• Bar or bat mitzvah
• Designed by Yair Emanuel

Intro

Wear your connection to the Torah with a pointer designed to hang as a necklace, its slim metal body set with three blue toned rings and finished in a gold tone pointing hand. The yad is used to follow the text during a Torah reading without touching the parchment. Blue has long carried associations of depth and heaven in Jewish tradition, giving the piece a quiet resonance beyond its function. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose work has shaped Jewish ritual objects for over two decades.

Build and Use

Made of silver tone metal, the pointer measures 7.5 inches long and hangs from a matching chain, so it can be worn between readings. Three rings in shades of blue mark the shaft, and the tip is shaped as a small gold tone hand with an extended finger. Light enough for regular wear, the pointer moves easily from neck to hand when it's time to read.

Gift Ideas

Its size and wearable form make this pointer a fitting bar or bat mitzvah gift, especially for a young reader building their own set of ritual objects. It also suits a gift for a Torah reader, a synagogue honoree, or someone marking a siyum or ordination. The blue tone gives it a versatile, easygoing look that fits many recipients.

Care Instructions

Wipe the pointer with a soft, dry cloth to keep the metal and rings clean. Avoid contact with water or harsh cleaners, and store it away from other jewelry to prevent scratching.