Celtic Cross pendant - sterling silver

The size of the Celtic Cross pendant is 26 x 18 mm (including pendant eye 33 x 18 mm).

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Celtic Cross, combined with the Gladdagh symbol, a heart with a crown adorned between two hands.

Under the influence of probably Coptic Missionaries (Christian descendants of the Ancient Egyptians), Christianity spread in Ireland among the Celts, led by the Druids. They already knew a deity with three faces, of which various images and images exist. As a result, the idea of the Christian trinity was also echoed, as it was proclaimed by the missionaries. Through the years, the Druids converted or at least offered little or no resistance. The Cross was already known to them as a sign of the earth in NZ and OW. Since they worshiped the Sun in their system as a source of light and heat, with the influence of this on the different times of the year, the isosceles cross with a circle centered therein. The converted Celts used this sign because Cross and Light were directly related to the Christ. You can also symbolically see the circle and the cross as heaven and earth. The lower bar was later extended so that the cross was placed high.
The four hollows or openings within the circle have developed over time. The cross is often seen in block form with biblical representations or braid decorations on the blocks. The cross with the same beams is called the Druid Cross and the other is the Celtic Christian Cross. The Chr. Celts, however, never depicted a suffering Christ on their crosses. The image of the crucified Jesus has arisen much later in both the Eastern Orthodox and Western Catholic Church.