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Celtic Woven Cross click picture to enlarge Open Celtic Woven Knot Cross. Measures 1 Sterling Silver with Cubic Zirconia on Oval Bale. 18in. Sterling Silver Box Chain Deluxe Gift Boxed with a Radiance Gift Card and Anti-Tarnish paper. See my other listings for more great items! We accept Paypal only, no exceptions! Payment is appreciated within 3 days of winning an auction. All items not paid for within 7 days will have a non-paying bidder dispute filed with ebay. If you require other payment

The wonderful emblem of "Celtic Christian Faith" revered for its symbolism and beauty since the 4th century. Examples of standing celtic crosses were first seen in 7th century Ireland, and later in Scotland and Wales. These crosses became known as "High Crosses" (due to their erect posture). Our beautiful example is formed in iron in the 19th century "insular" (weaved cross pattern) design. Grace your home today. 12.5" Tall heavy iron.

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County Kilkenny, Ireland. 900 A.D. The Celts were the ancient inhabitants of much of Europe. A spiritual people, their rich mythology and symbology later merged with the Christian beliefs they embraced to create a distinctive art seen especially in Ireland and Scotland. The Celtic Cross is known throughout the world as the emblem of Celtic Christianity and it can be considered the symbol of Celticness itself. Celtic Crosses began to appear during the fifth century A.D., it's shape is derived from a pagan sun symbol, the sunwheel, which later became a symbol of the Christian Godhead. The sunwheel was originally a cross surrounded by a circle with a center stone representing the sun and mock suns at the four quarters. The stone at the center of the circle also represents the navel of the world. The stone pillar of the cross also embodies phallic and fertility characteristics. The cross represents eternal life; it's horizontal axis being the earthly world and the vertical axis the heavenly world coming together as the union of Heaven and Earth. Celtic Crosses are imbued with continuous and interwoven knot and spiral motifs symbolizing the continuity of life, death and rebirth. Celtic Crosses often have images of the Christian cruxifiction, patriarchs and saints.

The Celts were the ancient inhabitants of much of Europe. A spiritual people, their rich mythology and symbolism later merged with the Christian beliefs they embraced to create a distinctive art seen especially in Ireland and Scotland. The Celtic Cross is known throughout the world as the emblem of Celtic Christianity and it can be considered the symbol of Celtic-ness itself. Celtic Crosses began to appear during the fifth century A.D., its shape is derived from a pagan sun symbol, the sun wheel, which later became a symbol of the Christian Godhead. The sun wheel was originally a cross surrounded by a circle with a center stone representing the sun and mock suns at the four quarters. The stone at the center of the circle also represents the navel of the world. The stone pillar of the cross also embodies phallic and fertility characteristics. The cross represents eternal life; it's horizontal axis being the earthly world and the vertical axis the heavenly world coming together as the union of Heaven and Earth. Celtic Crosses are imbued with continuous and interwoven knot and spiral motifs symbolizing the continuity of life, death and rebirth. Celtic Crosses often have images of the Christian crucifixion, patriarchs and saints.

Celtic Cross Ring in solid Sterling Silver Size 9 A little History about the Celtic Cross The ringed cross has been a distinctively Celtic symbol since early Medieval times in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and those parts of Britain that were influenced by the early Celtic Church. From the 5th century onward, Celtic Crosses, also called Sun Crosses, were carved on stone slabs and as free standing monuments and today are a popular representation of Faith and Heritage worldwide.

Celtic Cross Ring in solid Sterling Silver Size 8 A little History about the Celtic Cross The ringed cross has been a distinctively Celtic symbol since early Medieval times in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and those parts of Britain that were influenced by the early Celtic Church. From the 5th century onward, Celtic Crosses, also called Sun Crosses, were carved on stone slabs and as free standing monuments and today are a popular representation of Faith and Heritage worldwide.

Celtic Cross Ring in solid Sterling Silver Size 7 A little History about the Celtic Cross The ringed cross has been a distinctively Celtic symbol since early Medieval times in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and those parts of Britain that were influenced by the early Celtic Church. From the 5th century onward, Celtic Crosses, also called Sun Crosses, were carved on stone slabs and as free standing monuments and today are a popular representation of Faith and Heritage worldwide.

Celtic Cross Ring in solid Sterling Silver Size 6 A little History about the Celtic Cross The ringed cross has been a distinctively Celtic symbol since early Medieval times in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and those parts of Britain that were influenced by the early Celtic Church. From the 5th century onward, Celtic Crosses, also called Sun Crosses, were carved on stone slabs and as free standing monuments and today are a popular representation of Faith and Heritage worldwide.

Celtic Cross Ring in solid Sterling Silver Size 5 A little History about the Celtic Cross The ringed cross has been a distinctively Celtic symbol since early Medieval times in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and those parts of Britain that were influenced by the early Celtic Church. From the 5th century onward, Celtic Crosses, also called Sun Crosses, were carved on stone slabs and as free standing monuments and today are a popular representation of Faith and Heritage worldwide.