The Cross Pendant

Solid .999 fine silver the whole way through — never plated, never filled. Pick it up and the weight tells you before anything else does.

The 40 mm is the everyday one; it sits under a collar and does not announce itself. The 50 mm is the one people ask about. If it is a gift and you are unsure, most buyers are happier with the 40 mm.

No — the pendant is sold on its own. Any cord or chain in our photographs is there to show scale and how the piece hangs; it is not included, and we do not sell cords or chains at the moment. The bail opening is listed above, so you can check that anything you already own will fit.

Far less than sterling would. What makes silver darken is the copper alloyed into it, and .999 fine silver is 99.9% pure — there is almost none in there to react. It stays bright far longer than a sterling piece ever will. A soft cloth on the polished surfaces brings the shine back whenever you want it. The recessed areas are already darkened by hand: that antique finish is part of the design, not something to polish out.

It is not attached. The bail is cast as part of the pendant in one piece, so there is no solder join to weaken, fatigue or snap — which is where most pendants eventually fail.

Cast and hand-finished in the United States. Every piece is made to order, so the one you receive is made for you rather than pulled off a shelf.

You have 30 days from delivery to request a return. The pendant needs to come back unworn and unused, in its box, with the certificate — then we refund it to your original payment method once it arrives and we have checked it over. Return shipping is yours to cover, unless the piece arrived damaged or we sent the wrong one, in which case we send a prepaid label and cover it. Custom and engraved commissions are the one exception and cannot be returned.