The Etrog & Lulav are central symbols of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, representing joy, unity, and the harmonious diversity of the Jewish people. The four species β lulav (palm), etrog (citron), hadas (myrtle), and aravah (willow) β are brought together in ritual, symbolizing the unification of all Jews and the integration of heart, mind, and soul in divine service.
In Kabbalistic teachings, these species represent various aspects of the human experience and serve as channels for spiritual connection and divine blessing. The act of waving the lulav and etrog acknowledges Godβs presence in all directions and brings forth joy, abundance, and protection.
Wearing Etrog & Lulav jewelry signifies:
β’ Unity and community within the Jewish people
β’ Joy and celebration of divine connection
β’ Balance of physical and spiritual aspects of life
β’ Blessings for abundance and personal growth
β’ Commemoration of the Sukkot holiday and Jewish identity
A beautiful symbol for year-round spiritual connection and as a meaningful gift during the holiday season.
