"People should be able to enjoy giving, and not give gifts during Christmas and other holidays just because they feel obligated," says Weitzman. "With my jewelry collection, I try to create meaningful pieces of jewelry that people can be proud to share with loved ones. In this day and age we sometimes forget about ideals like peace, love, and understanding. The jewels I make symbolize a variety of ideas that can be fit to any recipient, such as good karma, healing, self-balance, and unity. Our articles teach visitors about the meaning behind some of the spiritual jewelry they'll find with us and elsewhere."

Weitzman's latest jewelry creations include the I Ching pendant, "I Love Therefore I Am" ring, two versions of a Buddhi ring, the Magen Avot pendant, the magic square pendant and ring, the Shinto (Torii gate) ring, Rabbi Meir pendant, and the Arafel (fog) ring. New articles on sacred symbolism include The Kabbalah, Nautilus Shell, and Hamsa.

Weitzman's jewelry designs are based on the concepts of sacred science and geometry through sacred symbols from around the world, including Egyptian jewelry, Tibetan jewelry, Jewish jewelry, New Age jewelry, and more. This sacred geometry is embraced by several scientific disciplines such as mathematics, anthropology, and archaeology. Each jewel prototype is put through an energizing process including a special meditation, and each piece of jewelry is then hand-finished.

About David Weitzman and Ka Gold Jewelry

David Weitzman is the force behind Ka Gold Jewelry. He has dedicated himself in a search for sacred knowledge for many years. In 1998, Weitzman began making the Merkaba Pendant. The public response to that piece, telling him how much the pendant helped to change people's lives, encouraged him to continue creating these symbols of peace, and distributing them worldwide.

For more information, please visit www.ka-gold-jewelry.com.