Where would I be able to get a nice piece of gold jewellry as a gift for a batmitzvah?

Answer 1

Don't they have shopping centers where you live?
Y'know? .... Jewellers shops and all that?
Believe it or not, Argos sell quite a lot of that stuff...

I can only imagine you'd be asking this question because you live out in the middle of nowhere.... in which case e-bay and Google searching might be your best bet.


... But otherwise... just set foot outside, get into a commercialised part of town and look around. Even small towns have such shops.

Answer 2

search bat mitzvah jewelry or just judaica jewelry (I'd recommend the second)

you will get many sources that strictly sell Judaica.

zionjudaica.com
and
milechai.com

are two companies I have purchased items from, but never jewelry as I have a jeweler in the family so I can't speak for that....they do have pretty items though, and I've found both of them to be fairly priced and easy to deal with each time I've used them (several times each).



The other option is a local synagogue gift shop- most of them sell jewelry. The only issue might be that all synagogue gift shops seem to have limited hours as well as, often, limited inventory, but of course buying local is a good thing to do.

Answer 3

Any jeweller in one of the more Jewish areas of the country - Golders Green or Edgware in London, Whitefield in Manchester, etc - would be able to sell you a nice Star of David or Chai necklace, either of which would be appropriate.

Alternatively, try a specialised Judaica shop. Here's a site listing some from around the country:
http://www.somethingjewish.co.uk/services_directory/judaica/index.htm

Answer 4

I would think that you could get one at a coin shop, or precious metals dealer. Check in the yellow pages (either the hard copy or online).

Nice idea for a gift!

Answer 5

http://www.jewishsource.com/search.asp?SKW=04BarBatMitzvahGifts&CAT=Bar%2FBat+Mitzvah%2EBar%2FBat+Mitzvah+Gifts but some of the things on this site isnt kosher