VENICEBEE Christian Orthodox Cross IC XC Seal 925 Sterling Silver Medal Pendant Necklace with Chain Black Velvet Pouch Polishing Cloth Fine Jewelry Gift Box
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VENICEBEE Christian Orthodox Cross IC XC Seal 925 Sterling Silver Medal Pendant Necklace with Chain Black Velvet Pouch Polishing Cloth Fine Jewelry Gift Box
20106 * UNIQUE SPIRITUAL GIFT! BRAND NEW WELL-MADE ITEM! SECURE AND SPEEDY DELIVERY FROM LAS VEGAS, NEVADA- THE SILVER STATE! GREAT ITEM! HONEST PRICE! SUPERB QUALITY! VERY BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK! Design has a deep spiritual meaning. Cast from old wax seal. In Eastern Christianity, the most widely used Christogram is a four-letter ICXC- a traditional abbreviation of the Greek words for "Jesus Christ". The Christogram is split: "IC" on the left of the Cross and "XC" on the right with a bar above the letters, indicating that it is a sacred name. Well-made brand new silver pendant. Vintage style antique looking oxidized silver. Highly detailed relief cast. Superb quality beautiful artwork! Very good size is 7/8" inch (23 mm) in diameter. Reverse side is embossed with artist V-comb hallmark and 925 stamp. Pure solid Sterling Silver. Unisex jewelry. Rare Museum Quality! Pendant comes with complimentary black waxed cotton cord necklace. Highest quality item will arrive inside beautiful Virginbee jewelry velvet pouch. We also have a great selection of beautiful sterling silver chains in our online store. GREAT SOLID COLLECTIBLE & PERFECT SPIRITUAL GIFT! EVEN BETTER THAN PICTURES IN PERSON! * SECURE & SPEEDY USA SHIPPING WITH DELIVERY CONFIRMATION SERVICE * >>~~~> The Orthodox Christian Cross. The Eastern Orthodox cross (also known as Crux Orthodoxa, the Byzantine cross, the Eastern cross, and the "Russian" cross) can be considered a modified version of the Patriarchal cross, having two smaller crossbeams, one at the top and one near the bottom, in addition to the longer crossbeam. One suggestion is the lower crossbeam represents the footrest (suppendaneum) to which the feet of Jesus were nailed. In some earlier representations (and still currently in the Greek Church) the crossbar near the bottom is straight.