All the Queer Jewish Gifts You Absolutely Need

The LGBTQ+ community has to deal with so much; you deserve a rainbow hamsa.

Wordplay is a beautiful thing.

Because being queer is a simcha.

This 2024 novel brings together two women into one home: Isabel, orderly and principled, and Eva, the graceless girlfriend of Isabel's brother. The time they spend together in the rural Dutch countryside in 1961 leads to infatuation... and a shocking revelation.

Both Fran Drescher and Fran Fine are gay icons and that is something you should absolutely drink to.

These hand-painted and engraved tiles are the perfect way to show off your pride.

Jewish drag queen Sasha Velour drew these pins herself. What more could you want to complete a look?

This t-shirt says "Jewish person" and therefore is nonbinary. Obviously.

Don't talk to us until we've had our coffee (and the reminder that queer Jews have always existed).

You simply have to read the Jewish classics.

Shabbat shalom, gays.

From queer Jewish popstar Troye Sivan's homewares brand, these sampler-size scents smell of fig, orange groves and tomato. Roll them on and imagine you're in a sun-drenched clearing with your love.

Mazel and l'chaim!

Baruch Hashem someone recreated this hat from Rachel Sennott's "I Love LA."

If there was a prettiest mezuzah competition, this one would win first place.

What else is there to say?

You're gay? Mazel tov!

Golems are the ultimate symbol of queer Jewishness. Don this necklace, made by a business in the Jewish quarter of Prague, and feel some extra protection.

From Black, queer Jewish author and physicist, "The Edge of Space-Time" uses poetry, pop culture references and ideas from theoretical physics to open up the reader to the wonders of our universe.