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The four small crosses in the design represent the Four Gospels proclaimed to the four corners of the Earth, which began in Jerusalem. The larger cross symbolizes the Person of Jesus Christ.

This beautiful cross is made of antique silver-plated pewter and features a unique design with ornate circles. The reverse side of the cross is cast with "Jerusalem" and gorgeous floral accents. The antique silver plating of these pewter charms gives the appearance of antique family heirlooms.

This stunning Sterling Silver Jerusalem Cross comes on an 18” sterling silver chain and measures ½ ” in length and width. Designed and hand crafted by skilled craftsmen in Dublin, Ireland. Comes nicely gift boxed.

These attractive Sterling Silver Cuff Links will make a fine accessory for your neckband shirt. The Cuff Links feature an engraved Jerusalem cross and are 3/4" in diameter.Check out other available cuff links: Sterling Silver with Celtic cross; gold plated with gold cross, Gold Plated with Chi-Rho design and beveled edge, and our Amethyst cuff links.Take a moment to look at our on-line selection of Neckband Shirts, Pontiff Collars, Clericool Collars, Collar Buttons, and Clergy Crosses.Did you know...

Jerusalem Stone is a limestone material found in the areas between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, and between Galilee and Haifa. This stone was excavated by the Israelites as early as 1000 to 2000 B.C, and used to construct such historical, religious sites as the “City of Jerusalem” and “King Solomon’s Temple”. Today this treasured stone is used in all modern construction within the city of Jerusalem.

Round Magnet. The Jerusalem Cross is a single image of five crosses representing the five wounds of Christ: his hands, feet and side. The beauty of the image itself challenges the viewer to look beyond the death of Jesus to the glory of the resurrection.

Sterling Silver Jerusalem Cross Opal Stones made of pure 925 sterling silver. This pendant is top quality crafted and highly detailed. Comes with an an elegant gift box.

Additional 18" 14K Gold chain is available upon request.

Brilliant white, double breasted priest alb in a lightweight polyester blend fabric. Easy to launder and care for with Velcro neck and waist closures. Design detail includes side pocket slits, crisp pleats in both the front and back with subtle gold embroidered Jerusalem crosses around the hem. Hayes and Finch style # A49/3093. Sized by back lengths.

Model stitched on 18ct. White Aida using DMC embroidery floss. Stitch count 160w x 160h.

The Don Drumm Large Jerusalem Cross is a beautiful Christian piece to hang on your wall. Also known as the Crusaders' Cross because it flew as the banner of the papacy during the First Crusade. The large cross is interlocked with four smaller crosses, said to represent both the Four Gospels and the four directions in which to spread Christ's word.

bronze with enamel inlay. made in France. 3.35 x 3 inches.

Gold Plated Jerusalem Cross PyxSize 1- #PC531: Holds 6-9 host, Depth 1/2", Diameter 2 9/16".Size 3- #PC533: Holds 12-15 host, Depth 1/2" , Diameter 2 1/8"Size 4- #PC534: Holds 18-22 host, Depth 1", Diameter 2 1/8"

Product Description Incense Burner with Cross andf Jersalem written on base. Size: 7 inches high Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice. (Psalms 141:2)

The Jerusalem Cross, also known as the Crusaders Cross, was employed as an emblem by the Crusaders. Godfrey de Bouillon, who became the first ruler of Jerusalem after it was captured from the Moslems in 1099, wore the Jerusalem Cross as his symbol. Cast in sterling silver, the piece is then hand-enameled and baked, then polished to perfection! Chain sold separately.

The Jerusalem cross is comprised of a cross surrounded by four smaller “crosslets.” These smaller crosses represent the four evangelists who wrote the gospels and helped spread the word of Jesus Christ in all directions. Perhaps the most compelling symbolism found in the Jerusalem Cross is that of the five wounds Jesus Christ suffered during the passion. Wounds to Christ’s hands and feet are represented in the small crosses and the large center cross represents the wound to Jesus’ side.