Savannah King
I bought silver and gold of my name. The seller contacted me to make sure I understood what my name translated to prior to creating the ring. I can't find the silver ring but I can find the gold. It came in good timing and it was as advertised. I had purchased one a long time ago from Israel and it was blessed with holy (so they say) holy water, and I searched high and low to get another one. The one from Israel is a little thicker. I lost that one too. Anyway, nice rings.

Beth Boone
Ring quality seems good but the word is difficult to read. Instead of cutting the letters out of the band, the negative spaces were cut out so the letters are not very defined. Took me a long time to see it. I thought they got the word wrong.

Barbara Garcia
You get what you pay for. This ring is not made for men. It is ultra thin and with the lettering cut out, very fragile. Although the thought is good, I can only wear my ring to "dressy" places like church. It is already bent and and will soon break. Flimsy, cheap ... but what should I expect for $35.

Jared Peterson
What Hewbrew it is cut I don't know and sellers can't tell you either..

Jason Ross
This ring was disappointing. My Hebrew name is לחי and the letters are very thin, nothing like the photo. Also, if the were truly silver it would ave “925” stamped inside, which is does Not!

Jessica Hunter
It’s very pretty, but I had to have it resized which was expensive. Wide bands fit much tighter than narrow bands.