The Shoshana RoseDecember 2007Sterling silver The Hebrew name Shoshanah is most commonly translated as "Rose," in spite of its Biblical Hebrew origins as meaning "Lily." The language has evolved to allow both meanings, and most daughters named Rose by their parents are also called Shoshanah. This pendant with its simple and elegant line drawing of a rose has a hidden messagethe lines of the design are completely made up of the cursive letters of the Hebrew name

I later had the opportunity to live in Hong Kong on my own while I was in college

which is nice

December 2011

complaints and domestic violence ran rampant

or "steadfast and everlasting" (literally

It is only appropriate that something so rare and threatened be rendered in something as delicate as glass

Gail Jones Sundell was on vacation on O‘ahu with her family

and has been used as a building material from antiquity through modern times—the retaining wall of the Second Temple in Jerusalem was made of it (including what remains as the Western Wall)

I would get a new piece of stone

no illusions

it could only be called Kilter

typically with the classic and beautiful inscription "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine