Yvel and Friends of Zion share a long-lasting and deeply meaningful partnership. The story of Yvel begins with two people who believed they could make Tikun Olam – in other words, to right the wrong and to give back to the community. Orna and Isaac Levy founded Yvel in 1986, with two primary goals: creating jewelry inspired by Jewish traditions and employing immigrants, struggling to find their way in a new country. The couple is proud that today, over 90% of Yvel’s more than 100 employees are immigrants hailing from 23 countries. Furthermore, they opened a school of jewelry and art, providing Ethiopian immigrants with professional training and facilitating their integration into society. By purchasing Yvel's jewelry, you are taking part in the Tikun Olam.
The story of Yvel begins with two people who believed they could make Tikun Olam – in other words, to right the wrong and to give back to the community....
The story of Yvel begins with two people who believed they could make Tikun Olam – in other words, to right the wrong and to give back to the community....
Just like the old scriptures, written on an ancient piece of parchment, the necklace emphasise the connection to God.
More than a gift shop – a lifeline of support. When you choose our museum's souvenirs, you're directly empowering Israel's defenders, comforting those who survived humanity's darkest hour, and helping us continue our sacred mission of remembrance and strength.
