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Duleek Christian Celtic Cross Jewelry

Sterling Silver

The Duleek High Cross is one of Ireland's most famous ancient crosses and probably the best example of its type with its intricate celtic art. This celtic cross pendant is a superb reproduction of the Duleek Cross. It is made from sterling silver and comes with 18" chain.

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Duleek Celtic High Cross Pendant with 18" Chain

  • The Duleek High Cross in County Meath, Ireland, is one of our most famous ancient crosses. It dates back to the time of St Patrick and a monastery established by his disciple St Ciaran.
  • What makes the Duleek Cross so special is that it contains elements from so many different celtic art themes - knots, spirals, mazes. Not surprisingly, it has been an inspiration to jewelers and artists all around the world.
  • Sterling Silver
  • Handcrafted in Ireland
  • Read about the Celtic Cross below

Dimensions

  • Length: 1" inch (2.5cm)
  • Width: 0.5"inch (1.25cm)
  • Chain 18" inches (45cm)
  • Comes boxed

Celtic Cross

A celtic cross is a symbol that combines the cross with a ring surrounding the intersection. It is the characteristic symbol of Celtic Christianity, though the symbol actually has older pre-Christian pagan origins.

It is also referred to as the Irish Cross or the Cross of Iona

Celtic Culture

Celtic culture, like the spirit of man, has endured the ages, offering us a beauty that is timeless and unique. The designs, patterns and decorations of the Celts, refined and enhanced as they made their way across Europe, are a valuable legacy.

The Celts were renowned for their love of precious metals, using it to create ornate jewelry, religous icons and weapons of war.