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Many men and women wear Mezuzah around their necks as an amulet or charm. But people interested in wearing a Mezuzah around their necks must understand that it is not a magical charm or a protective device. Rather, it represents the dedication, eagerness, and love to make a Jewish home. Though sporting a Gold Mezuzah Pendant necklace is permissible and may afford some protection, it is essential not to lose sight of the mitzvah itself. Mezuzah is a Hebrew word that converts to the English term “doorpost.” As per Jewish tradition and culture, people hang Mezuzah at the doorstep’s way in Jewish homes. In addition, it includes a small scroll where two biblical passages are printed. The Mezuzah scroll is placed on each interior room’s entrance, apart from the bathroom. It is frequently inserted in a plastic, wood, or metal casing. Today, you can find Mezuzah in the form of pendants or necklaces.  Origin of Mezuzah If you see an authentic Mezuzah Cover hung on ...