Onyx Napkin Rings
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Pack of 4
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| 15+ | 15% OFF |
The Onyx Napkin Rings from the Waterdale Collection bring a sophisticated, modern look to any tablescape. Crafted from crystal-clear Lucite with a striking black and white onyx design, they add an elegant accent to each place setting.
A set of four, these napkin rings are especially beautiful when paired with Onyx Chargers. Their refreshingly bold onyx pattern makes them a stylish choice for Shabbos, Yom Tov, Sheva Brachos, and other special occasions.
Add engraving for truly personalized table decor.
Onyx refers to a deep black, polished finish that gives the honey dish, tray, and cards a sleek, modern look distinct from the lighter glass and gold tones common in most Rosh Hashanah tableware. It reads as bold and contemporary rather than traditional gold-and-white. The dark tone makes it a striking centerpiece on a light tablecloth.
The line includes an Onyx Honey Dish, an Onyx Simanim Tray that comes with cards included, and a standalone Onyx Simanim Card. Buying the tray with cards is the simplest way to get a coordinated Onyx table setting in one purchase. Additional cards can be added separately if needed.
Yes — the Onyx Simanim Tray With Cards is sold as a set, pairing the tray with the printed Yehi Ratzon blessings so the two pieces match visually and arrive ready to use together. This saves sourcing a separate card set in a matching finish. It's the most complete single purchase in the Onyx line.
Onyx-finish pieces are typically glass, Lucite, or resin with a black coating rather than genuine stone, so they're no heavier than standard glass Judaica and should be handled with the same care as any glass tableware. Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can stress glass finishes. Hand-washing helps preserve the polished black surface longest.
Onyx pairs naturally with gold accents, white linens, and deep jewel tones like burgundy or emerald, since the black finish acts as a strong contrast color rather than needing to match. It also works well in a more modern, minimalist tablescape built around fewer, bolder colors. Avoid pairing with other very dark finishes, which can make the table feel heavy rather than dramatic.
Wipe onyx pieces with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth rather than abrasive sponges, which can dull the glossy black finish over time. Hand-wash rather than using the dishwasher to protect the coating. Store away from other glass pieces that could scratch the surface during the months it's packed away.
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