Six things to know in 30 seconds. One. The gift goes home and stays in plain sight. Two. Silver becher $950, decanter set $1,950–$2,300. Three. Logo on the underside, name on the visible face. Four. Six pieces is a natural run size. Five. Twelve to sixteen weeks production. Six. Each piece ships individually packed with a personalized card.

Why Judaica beats a watch or a basket

Corporate gifts disappear. A watch box goes in a drawer. A wine basket gets eaten in a week. A logo polo in a closet. A Jewish business gift survives those: a silver kiddush cup is on the dinner table every Friday, a mezuzah case is on the office door, a decanter is on the home bar. The recipient sees the engraving with your company name three hundred days a year.

Five business gift moments

Office opening or new headquarters

Silver mezuzah cases for the partners and senior staff. The case sits on the visible doorpost of every office. Logo on the back of the case, name on the wooden gift box.

Partner milestone or retirement

Sterling silver kiddush cup, hand-engraved on the foot, paired with a printed dedication card and a wooden box stamped with the firm name. The cup outlasts every other corporate gift the partner has on the shelf.

End-of-year and anniversary

Decanter and shot-glass sets for senior clients. The set sits on the desk or in the conference room, in their eye line every day for years. Engrave the anniversary date or the project name on the underside of the decanter.

Bar or bat mitzvah of a partner’s child

Tefillin and tallit sets in matched packaging. The bag is embroidered with the program name and the date. Single-piece silver becher is the alternative.

Holiday gift, end of Q4

Multi-piece run of decanter sets or silver bechers, addressed to the senior client list. Logo on the underside, recipient name on the wooden box. Ships split to each address with a personalized card.

Pricing for runs

Piece	In volume	Run size
Silver becher Hebrew alphabet	From $850	6 to 50
Engraved silver mezuzah case	From $400	10 to 100
Decanter and 4 shot glasses	From $1,500	6 to 30
Tallit and tefillin set	From $1,500	10 to 50
Custom matched commission	Quote	Single piece or run

Featured business gift pieces

Common questions

What makes a Jewish business gift better than a generic corporate gift?

A Jewish business gift goes home with the recipient and stays in plain sight. A silver kiddush cup is on the dinner table every Friday. A mezuzah case is on the office door. A decanter is on the bar. The recipient sees the gift, with your engraving, three hundred days a year.

Is it appropriate to give Judaica to a non-observant Jewish client?

Yes. Most non-observant Jewish clients keep at least a kiddush cup, candleholders, or a mezuzah at home. The gift signals respect for the tradition without requiring observance. A silver kiddush cup or a hand-painted decanter is the safe pick when observance level is unknown.

What about non-Jewish clients?

A hand-painted decanter set, a silver candleholder pair, or a fine-art mezuzah case work as luxury hand-made gifts even for non-Jewish recipients. The piece reads as fine craft, not as an observance requirement. Skip the kiddush cup and tefillin in this case.

Can the gift carry our company logo?

Yes. We accept vector logo files (AI, EPS, SVG) and engrave on the underside of the silver, the back of the wooden gift box, or on a separate silver dedication plate. The visible face of the piece stays clean. Add three to four weeks for personalization.

How does pricing work for a multi-piece run?

Six to twelve pieces is the typical run. Silver bechers in volume start at $850 per piece. Engraved silver mezuzah cases from $400 in volume. Decanter and shot-glass sets from $1,500 per piece. Quote depends on metal weight, engraving depth, and packaging.

Can each piece be addressed to a different recipient?

Yes. Send a CSV with the recipient name, dedication text, and shipping address. We pack each piece individually with a personalized card and ship to each address listed. Express shipping available for time-sensitive runs.

How long do business gift runs take?

Twelve to sixteen weeks for a run of six to twenty pieces in silver. Twenty to twenty-four weeks for runs of fifty or more, or runs requiring a custom mold. We confirm in writing before payment so the board meeting, holiday, or anniversary stays on schedule.

What pieces work best for which recipient?

Silver mezuzah cases for an office opening or a partner’s new home. Silver kiddush cups for retirement, anniversary, or a partner milestone. Decanter and shot-glass sets for end-of-year, large-deal closes, or holiday recognition. Tallit and tefillin sets for the bar mitzvah of a partner’s child.