Nano Torah with Star of David

About this Jewelry

Jewish tradition holds that "Moses received the Torah from Sinai," yet there is also an ancient tradition that the Torah existed in heaven not only before God revealed it to Moses, but even before the world was created.

In rabbinic literature, it was taught that the Torah was one of the six or seven things created prior to the creation of the world. According to Eliezer ben Yose the Galilean, for 974 generations before the creation of the world the Torah lay in God's bosom and joined the ministering angels in song. Simeon ben Lakish taught that the Torah preceded the world by 2,000 years and was written in black fire upon white fire. Akiva called the Torah "the precious instrument by which the world was created". Rav said that God created the world by looking into the Torah as an architect builds a palace by looking into blueprints. It was also taught that God took council with the Torah before He created the world.

The Torah nano medallion has upon it the entire text in Hebrew.  The pages as well as the large Star of David are bordered with tiny lenses and the background is made up of a colorful diffractive grating.  Under different light sources the medallion will color shift.

Each medallion are nano-engraved with the nano texts along with billions of diffractive elements to shape light and produce beautiful colors under point source lights.  It is made of stainless steel covered with a watch crystal so the medallion will never rust or easily scratched.  We stand by it with a lifetime guarantee, no questions asked.  We want you to enjoy it and pass it on for generations as a nano keepsake.

The medallions are coin sized and can be taken to your local jewelry store to be mounted or visit nanorosetta.com for for accessories.

Many of the written text are too small to read without optical visual aids.  We have made it more convenient for you by including with every medallion, a QR code that you can scan on any smartphone and read every word and see every detail on the medallion.  It's also a great way to share and show off your wearable technology.  Most people won't believe until they see the viewer in action.

To view all the colors of the diffractive patterns, look under a point source light such as an LED, halogen, or even the sun.  Difractive patterns work like a prism and break light into different spectrums or colors and works best when light comes from a single direction.