Hanukkah Gelt Treasure Limoges Box

Hanukkah gelt, the coins given during the eight nights of the festival, is the theme of this hand-painted porcelain treasure box. It was made in Limoges, France, and it honors one of the sweetest customs of the holiday.

Eight Nights of Gold

Giving coins at Hanukkah is a tradition that reaches back generations, and today chocolate gelt wrapped in gold foil is a favorite part of every celebration. This piece captures that warmth and generosity, turning a small holiday custom into a lasting keepsake.

Around the Menorah

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits a Hanukkah, Judaica or holiday collection
• Pairs with dreidel, menorah and Star of David pieces

Festival of Lights Giving

It makes a warm present for the first night of Hanukkah, a family gathering or a grandparent who loves to share the holiday traditions. It is also a thoughtful thank-you for a rabbi, a cantor or a synagogue volunteer. Set it beside the menorah when the candles are lit, on a dining room sideboard or in a china cabinet with other Judaica. Year after year it becomes part of the family celebration.