דְּבַשׁ · Hebrew name gifts

Gifts Inspired by Hebrew and Biblical Names.

D’vash (דְּבַשׁ) means honey, the sweetness Scripture compares to God’s word. Every bottle carries a name drawn from Hebrew, Greek or the biblical story, written in its original letters with a study of its meaning.

It’s a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves the Hebrew Scriptures, the language of the Bible, or names chosen with purpose.

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Names for him

Hebrew and biblical names on deep, warm eau de toilette fragrances.

Names for her

Hebrew and biblical names on luminous, sweet perfumes.

Questions gift shoppers ask

Are these gifts connected to Hebrew and biblical names?

Yes. Each fragrance is named from Hebrew, Greek or the wider biblical story, and its journal study explains the original spelling, meaning and supporting verses.

Is D’vash a Jewish brand?

D’vash is a Christian fragrance house. The name D’vash means “honey” in Hebrew, and the brand honors the Hebrew Scriptures and their language. It does not claim any Jewish religious certification or endorsement.

Can I share the name’s meaning with the gift?

Yes. Every fragrance links to a journal study you can send along with the bottle, so the person knows the story behind its name.

What do the fragrances cost?

Each fragrance is $45 for 30 ml or $28 for 15 ml.

Every gift gives twice.

Ten percent of every bottle supports local ministries that connect young married couples, provide budget-friendly wedding packages for lower-income couples, and offer resources that help Christian couples grow.

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