Holocaust Remembrance Jewelry Collection

In 1941, Holocaust survivor Hanka Kornfeld-Marder was 13 years old when she was taken on a transport to Auschwitz. She was saved because Auschwitz was too crowded and could not accept any more prisoners. Over the next four years, Hanka was an inmate in four German concentration camps before being liberated on May 8, 1945. 

Wearing the Holocaust remembrance jewelry designed by Hanka shows a commitment to remembering the innocent victims of the persecution and the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps. 

Collection includes a necklace, lapel pin, and wire adjustable bracelet.

All items are packaged with a 4 x 6 information card.