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Muay Thai Fighter Launches Jewish-Themed Jewelry Brand LOVE OF GOD

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Israeli Muay Thai fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon, 20, has launched LOVE OF GOD, an online jewelry brand featuring Jewish and Israeli symbols. The brand, established with industry professional Yonatan Levy and a 1.6 million shekel investment, offers necklaces with designs like Stars of David and boxing gloves. Gordon aims to integrate Jewish identity into everyday style, with pieces ranging from 550 to 15,400 shekels. The collection is primarily made in Israel, and Gordon hopes to open a physical store in the future.

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  • Muay Thai fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon launched Jewish-themed jewelry brand LOVE OF GOD.
  • The brand features Stars of David, Israel outlines, and boxing glove designs.
  • The venture was established with Yonatan Levy and a 1.6 million shekel investment.
  • Prices for the jewelry range from 550 to 15,400 shekels.
  • Gordon aims to express Jewish, Zionist, and Israeli identity through everyday style.
  • The brand's pieces are mainly manufactured in Israel.

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