Orthodox Cross Pendant

$220.64

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Item KJ-F093690700 · In Stock · 6 options

Selected: Sterling Silver · 19 x 13 mm

The Orthodox Cross Pendant is a pendant in Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow Gold, or 14K White Gold. Choose from 6 options by metal and size, priced $220.64 to $1,054.52. Free insured shipping inside the United States.

Metal: Sterling Silver

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The Orthodox Cross Pendant at a glance

The Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) comes in Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow Gold, or 14K White Gold: a pendant with a balanced, wearable build. In detail, overall size is about 12 x 8 mm, 19 x 13 mm, or 26 x 17 mm and the finish is polished.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), the cross is worn as an expression of faith; a clean outline keeps it readable at a small size. Crosses are traditional gifts for baptisms, first communions, and confirmations.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), the Orthodox cross adds a short upper bar for the inscription and a slanted footrest below the main crossbar. The cross is the central symbol of the Christian faith, worn as a daily reminder of belief.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), the smallest option measures about 12 x 8 mm (0.47 x 0.31 in), smaller than a U.S. dime (17.9 mm across); the largest is about 26 x 17 mm. A polished finish gives a mirror shine. Fine scratches show over time, and a jeweler can polish them out. The bail opening, where the chain passes through, is about 2 x 1.5 mm. Pick a chain whose clasp is smaller than that opening, or one fine enough to thread through before it is closed.

At $220.64 to start, the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) is priced below 85% of the 840 necklaces and pendants in the shop. Similar designs include the St. Olga Orthodox Cross Pendant and the Cross Necklace or Pendant.

Specifications

These figures come from the manufacturing specification for the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant). Millimeter and carat figures are approximate, and handmade and cast pieces vary slightly from one to the next.

Metals: Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow Gold, 14K White Gold
Finish: Polished
Plating: Rhodium-Plated
Pendant size: 12 x 8 mm, 19 x 13 mm, or 26 x 17 mm
Options: 6
Price: $220.64 to $1,054.52

Prices by option

The Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) comes in 6 combinations across metal and size, and prices run $220.64 to $1,054.52. The price moves with the amount of metal and the weight of the stones, so wider, heavier, and higher-karat options cost more.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), by size: 12 x 8 mm from $381.97; 19 x 13 mm from $220.64; 26 x 17 mm from $231.10.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), the price on the page updates as you choose options. At checkout, the price and availability of the exact option are confirmed against live inventory before your card is authorized.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), sterling Silver: 2 options, $220.64–$231.10
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), 14K Yellow Gold: 3 options, $381.97–$1,054.52
14K White Gold: $1,030.17

Which option is right for you

Start with the metal, because it sets both the look and most of the price. Here is what each of the 3 metals offered for the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) is best at.

The least expensive way into this design is the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) — Sterling Silver at $220.64. At the top of the range, the Orthodox Cross Pendant — 14K Yellow Gold is $1,054.52. Both ship with the same free insured ground delivery, returns policy, and one-year warranty.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), sterling Silver, from $220.64: the most affordable precious metal, with a bright white shine.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), 14K Yellow Gold, from $381.97: the everyday balance of warm color, durability, and price.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), 14K White Gold, from $1,030.17: the everyday white gold, durable and bright under rhodium.

About the metals

4 of the 6 options of the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) are 14K gold, starting at $381.97. 14K gold is 58.5% pure gold. It is the most popular karat for fine jewelry in the United States because it balances rich color with the hardness daily wear asks for.

In yellow gold, the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) starts at $381.97. Yellow gold is the classic warm tone. It never needs plating and it flatters warm and olive skin tones in particular.

In white gold, the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) starts at $1,030.17. White gold is gold alloyed with white metals and finished with a bright rhodium plating. The plating slowly wears with time; a jeweler can re-plate it in about an hour, typically every one to three years with daily wear.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), in Sterling Silver, it starts at $220.64 across 2 options. Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver. It has a bright, cool shine and will tarnish with air and skin contact over time; a polishing cloth brings it back.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), sensitive skin: of the metals offered for this style, 14K Yellow Gold is the usual choice for people who react to jewelry. Some white gold alloys contain nickel and sterling silver contains a small amount of copper. If you know you react to a specific metal, contact us before you order and we will check the alloy for the option you want.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), compare metals in 14K vs 18K gold, yellow vs white vs rose gold and platinum vs gold.

Fit and wear

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), no chain length is listed for this style, which means it is sold as a pendant only, without a chain. Pair it with a chain from gold chains.

Styling notes

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), mix one textured chain with one fine chain; keeping the metal color the same holds the layers together. Compare link styles in gold chain styles.

Who will love it

The Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) suits a baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, or Easter gift. It also suits a meaningful gift for a birthday, anniversary, or Mother's Day, or a daily necklace for work and weekends. Solid precious metal holds its color and can be polished, repaired, and passed down.

How it compares

Weighing the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) at $220.64 against similar pieces? The 4 styles below are the closest matches to it in the shop by design and price, each with its starting price and the difference from the Orthodox Cross Pendant.

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), Petite Cross Necklace or Pendant, from $216.55: $4.09 less to start.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), Cross Pendant, from $218.44: $2.20 less to start.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), Methodist Cross Necklace or Pendant, from $213.38: $7.26 less to start.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), Floral Cross Necklace or Pendant, from $226.54: $5.90 more to start.

Care and cleaning

Care for this Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant) in Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow Gold, or 14K White Gold: sterling silver tarnishes with air and skin contact, so store it in a closed pouch and polish it with a silver cloth; karat gold cleans with warm water, a drop of mild dish soap, and a soft brush; white gold's rhodium plating can be refreshed by a jeweler when the warmer base color starts to show.

Before you order

A short checklist for the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant).

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), add a chain if you need one; this pendant ships without a chain.

Terms used on this page

Jewelry terms that show up on the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant).

For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), karat (K): the share of pure gold out of 24 parts: 10K is 41.7%, 14K is 58.5%, 18K is 75%.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), sterling silver: 92.5% pure silver alloyed for strength, often stamped 925.
For the Orthodox Cross Pendant (orthodox-cross-pendant), rhodium plating: a thin layer of a bright white platinum-group metal applied over white gold and silver.

Shipping, returns, and warranty

Insured ground shipping is free on every U.S. order. Faster options are priced at checkout and get cheaper as the order total rises. In-stock options typically leave within one to five business days after the order is accepted. Shipping policy.

Eligible unworn pieces can be returned within 7 days of delivery. Unless the return is for our error or a verified defect, you pay insured return shipping. Returns policy.

Your card is authorized at checkout and charged only when we accept the order. Manufacturing defects are covered for one year. Limited warranty.

Questions about this piece

Does the pendant include a chain?

No. It ships as a pendant only. Add a chain from our gold chains aisle in the length you prefer.

Is it solid gold?

Yes. Karat gold options are gold alloy all the way through, not plated or filled.

Will gold tarnish?

Karat gold does not rust, and in normal wear it does not tarnish. Lotion and soap film can dull it; warm water, a drop of mild dish soap, and a soft brush bring the shine back.

Is sterling silver real silver?

Yes. Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, alloyed with a small amount of other metal for strength.

Will sterling silver tarnish?

Yes, slowly, with air and skin contact. Store it in a closed pouch and polish it with a silver cloth. Rhodium-plated silver resists tarnish until the plating wears.

Will white gold turn yellow?

The rhodium plating on white gold wears slowly with daily use and can reveal a warmer tone underneath. A jeweler can re-plate it quickly, usually every one to three years.

Can I wear it in the shower or pool?

Take it off to swim, bathe, or use a hot tub: chlorine and salt water speed tarnish on sterling silver and chlorine in pools and hot tubs can weaken karat gold alloys over time. If it gets wet, rinse in clean water and pat dry.

How fast will it arrive?

In-stock options typically leave within one to five business days after payment is captured. Insured ground shipping is free; next-day and Saturday upgrades are offered at checkout.

Can I return it?

Yes. Unworn pieces in original condition can be returned within 7 days of delivery for a refund to the original payment method.

Is it a good gift?

The Orthodox Cross Pendant makes an easy gift. Every order ships insured, and our 7-day window covers eligible unworn pieces.