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ORTHODOX CROSS NECKLACES
Warrior Orthodox Cross Necklace with the Holy Trinity, 925 Sterling Silver
The Warrior cross in 925 sterling silver: the Crucifixion, the Holy Trinity, Archangel Michael and the holy princes Alexander Nevsky and Dmitry Donskoy. 30 x 47 mm, about 18.5 g.
- Consecrated at
- particles of the relics of St George the Victorious →
- Size
- 30 x 47 mm
- Weight
- about 18.5 g
- Inscription
- IC XC, NIKA
€259.58
In stock, dispatch within 1–3 working days
Worldwide shipping by registered mail with a tracking number
Returns within 14 days under EU rules
Description
This is known as the Warrior cross. It carries the Crucifixion of our Lord Jesus Christ with IC XC and NIKA, the Holy Trinity, Archangel Michael and the holy princes Alexander Nevsky and Dmitry Donskoy. NIKA means "conquers", the sign of Christ's victory over death.
A large, noticeable cross. The cross measures 30 x 47 mm and weighs about 18.5 g. Put it on a chain or a cord of your choice.
Made of 925 sterling silver and blessed on particles of the relics of St George the Victorious.
In brief
- Category
- Orthodox cross necklaces
- Consecrated at
- Particles of the relics of St George the Victorious
- Material
- 925 sterling silver
- Size
- 30 x 47 mm
- Weight
- about 18.5 g
- Inscription
- IC XC, NIKA
- SKU
- B703
Specifications
- Category
- Orthodox cross necklaces
- Consecrated at
- Particles of the relics of St George the Victorious
- Material
- 925 sterling silver
- Size
- 30 x 47 mm
- Weight
- about 18.5 g
- Inscription
- IC XC, NIKA
- SKU
- B703
Delivery and payment
We ship from Tallinn worldwide by registered mail with a tracking number: 14 € to Europe, 17 € to other countries. We pack the item so that it arrives undamaged; dispatch within 1–3 working days after payment.
Returns within 14 days under EU rules. Payment methods, delivery times and costs by country are on the page “Delivery and payment”.
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