February 29, 2024
BIG !! RUSSIAN GREEK ORTHODOX ICON CROSS,SILVER 925.ARCHANGEL MICHAEL. CRUCIFIX
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MY GOD BLESS! REVOLUTION IN RUSSIAN JEWELRY INDUSTRY ! NEW DESIGN MASTER COLLECTION MADE BY A LEADING RUSSIAN JEWELLER. Collectible item. Will amaze everybody ! Chritian Blessed Jewelry for years ! Pictures we have dont do justice ! Item looks better in life. Cross with Crucifixion of Jesus Christ Aleksandr Nevski ( 1221-1263 ) Saint Dmitri Donskoi ( 1350 - 1389 ) Mitropolit Aleksij of Moscow ( 1293 - 1378 ) Sergij Radonewski ( 1314 - 1392 ) Back side : ARCHANGEL MICHAEL and four Evangelists : Matthew , Mark , Luke and John . The cross - pendant is highly decorated on both sides. LARGE CRUCIFIX. !!! Outstanding quality !!! WITH THIS ITEM WE RECCOMENT OUR NATURAL SILK+COTTON JEWELRY CORDS AVAILABLE IN 55cm , 60cm , 65cm , 70cm LONG ! ( 21.6" , 23.6" , 25.6" , 27.5" ) Neck Cords ( jewelry cords ) The cross is made of Sterling Silver 925 tests at the Jeweller company of Russia. The sizes are about : W - 1.30" , L - 2.35" . Weight is 15. 2 gr. 60mm X 33mm ( loop included ) Jeweller work is carried out on Blessing of Russian Orthodox Church by ancient traditions. Can be used as bodycross. The cross was consecreated with Prayer in the Saint Petersburg monastery. Brand new and unused. Shipping is made from Europe. Delivery is during 10 - 20 days worldwide. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR INSTANT UPDATES AND SPECIAL
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