A Judaica Gift Guide
The J&M Guide to
Anniversary Gifts
Every year, back to this doorway
— and the life behind it.
Anniversaries are quieter than weddings. Less anticipation, more settled gratitude — a slow, private measure of the years, the rooms, the small rituals two people have gathered between them. An anniversary gift isn’t a beginning. It’s a marker for the home you’ve already built, and everything that kept it standing.
Julie and Michelle hand-pour every piece in small batches in Atlanta — made to become the thing you keep, pass a hand over, notice again each year. Below are four pieces built for marking time together.
Our Favorites
Four Pieces for
Another Year Together
I · The Traditional One
The One with the Pearls
From $54
Set in clear resin, they catch the doorway light differently each morning. A piece that belongs to a home that’s been lived in.
Shop the Pearls Mezuzah
II · A Moment, Kept
The One with the Dried Flowers
From $54
Real dried flowers, suspended in resin, held still. Something that was once alive — now quietly preserved, the way a good anniversary preserves the season it came from. A gesture toward the years you’d like to keep close.
Shop the Dried Flowers Mezuzah
III · The Word Itself
Ahavah · אהבה
$54
Ahavah — Hebrew for love. Not the wedding-day kind, but the longer sort: the kind that sits on a shelf and keeps watch. A quiet, declarative piece for an anniversary gift, or a private one given after the years have made the word mean more.
Shop Ahavah
IV · A Little Sparkle
The One with the Fine Glitter
From $54
Fine glitter suspended in clear resin — not flashy, just a little shimmer where the light hits. Anniversaries deserve a small celebration, and this one wears it quietly. The piece that reminds you the occasion is worth a bit of sparkle.
Shop the Glitter MezuzahAsk Julie & Michelle
Frequently Asked
How long does made-to-order take?
Please allow up to 2 weeks for production, plus shipping time. For pieces made with your wedding glass, the production period starts when we receive your glass. If you need your piece by a particular date, contact us before ordering.
What should I check before choosing a mezuzah?
The listed mezuzah prices start at the smallest case size and exclude paid add-ons. Review the selected size, lettering, scroll choice and configured total on the product page. The Dried Flowers Mezuzah offers an optional scroll; if you are using an existing scroll, ask us to confirm its fit before ordering.
Can I personalize my piece?
Available options vary by design. Check the product page for color and name choices. For an anniversary date or another detail you do not see offered, discuss the idea with Julie and Michelle before ordering. Discuss a custom design →
Where are your pieces made?
Every J&M Judaica piece is handcrafted in Atlanta, Georgia by Julie and Michelle. No two are exactly alike — small variations are part of what makes each piece yours.
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