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If someone is going to be wearing a "used" piece of expensive jewelry for the first time (as in, it was previously worn by a different person as opposed to being new from the store), do they make a shehecheyanu on it?
halacha blessing shehecheyanu jewelry
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If someone is going to be wearing a "used" piece of expensive jewelry for the first time (as in, it was previously worn by a different person as opposed to being new from the store), do they make a shehecheyanu on it?
halacha blessing shehecheyanu jewelry
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If someone is going to be wearing a "used" piece of expensive jewelry for the first time (as in, it was previously worn by a different person as opposed to being new from the store), do they make a shehecheyanu on it?
halacha blessing shehecheyanu jewelry
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If someone is going to be wearing a "used" piece of expensive jewelry for the first time (as in, it was previously worn by a different person as opposed to being new from the store), do they make a shehecheyanu on it?
halacha blessing shehecheyanu jewelry
halacha blessing shehecheyanu jewelry
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Any item which upon acquiring would typically warrant the berachah, then even if the item was previously used/owned by another party (think: house) the Shulchan Aruch rules (OC §233:3) that the berachah is recited.
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+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
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Any item which upon acquiring would typically warrant the berachah, then even if the item was previously used/owned by another party (think: house) the Shulchan Aruch rules (OC §233:3) that the berachah is recited.
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OliverOliver
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+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
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Any item which upon acquiring would typically warrant the berachah, then even if the item was previously used/owned by another party (think: house) the Shulchan Aruch rules (OC §233:3) that the berachah is recited.
answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
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Any item which upon acquiring would typically warrant the berachah, then even if the item was previously used/owned by another party (think: house) the Shulchan Aruch rules (OC §233:3) that the berachah is recited.
answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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Any item which upon acquiring would typically warrant the berachah, then even if the item was previously used/owned by another party (think: house) the Shulchan Aruch rules (OC §233:3) that the berachah is recited.
answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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answered yesterday
OliverOliver
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9,27810 silver badges46 bronze badges
+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
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+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
+1 Specifically, “They only said ‘new’ to exclude if he sold them and bought them back.”
– DonielF
18 hours ago
add a comment |
related - judaism.stackexchange.com/q/84318/5275
– DanF
yesterday