Identification help needed old ring

HI everyone I'm new in this forum. one of my friend ask me to an identification of this old ring .we think its very old ring .any one can help pls to get more information. or the right person to ask about it.

Thank you

 

It appears to be a pendant with Hebrew writing & Jewish significance.

 

It's fairly recent, if not brand new. Nothing old about it except the Hebrew on the inscription. The design is...odd, to put it mildly. The inscription probably tells us what it is and what it's used for, but we can't see the whole thing.

 

Does the cord that runs over the top move, can it be pulled side to side?

 

@komokwa Can you help us out here?

 

i think yes we can we can pulled it

 

thank you for replay: i asked a old man in Israel before he said never sow like this design also its wrote with old Hebrew language.im really confusing

 

My feeling is that it is for counting, or otherwise keeping track of prayers, but I do not know enough about Jewish prayer traditions to say how or even whether this makes any sense at all. If an elderly man in Israel did not recognize it...

 

It could be a VERY modern take on a tallis clip. The Hebrew on the inside is the kind used in religious writing - no vowel marks. I can't see the whole inscription and my Hebrew isn't good enough to figure it out without more of a sample. I'm guessing it's the Shema - Shema Israel Adonai elohenu, Adoni echad etc...

 

Check out the second line and see if this is what's inside the pendant:
http://www.jewfaq.org/shemaref.htm

 

yes that's what im thinking its Jewish praying

 

if you want i can ask my friend to send me more photo from inside .

 

A-nee l'dodi........


“I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine,” – Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim), Chapter 6, verse 3A. Many phrases from The Song of Songs written by King Solomon, have been used throughout weddings for centuries.

looks like an Israeli tourist item......

ts'all i got.....

ps...the 'and' should be on the 3rd line...