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The Crusader Cross (Also known as the Jerusalem cross) has four parts. Representative of:
-The Four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
-Christianity spreading to the four corners of the world.
-The five wounds of Christ (one central wound and four wounds in His hands and feet).
Hammered 18k gold plated in the ancient Spanish doubloon style or "piece of eight" coin, which is why the cross and surrounding shapes resemble old coin markings with distinctive crosses.
Jerusalem Cross Medalions are inspired by one of Christianity's oldest symbols, representing Christ at the center of our lives and the spreading of the Gospel to the four corners of the earth. Cast in the style of an ancient treasure coin, this medallion serves as a reminder to live by the gospel, and that our greatest riches are found not in gold, but in faith, hope, and the promise of eternal life.
The Crusader Cross (Also known as the Jerusalem cross) has four parts. Representative of:
-The Four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
-Christianity spreading to the four corners of the world.
-The five wounds of Christ (one central wound and four wounds in His hands and feet).
Hammered 18k gold plated in the ancient Spanish doubloon style or "piece of eight" coin, which is why the cross and surrounding shapes resemble old coin markings with distinctive crosses.
Jerusalem Cross Medalions are inspired by one of Christianity's oldest symbols, representing Christ at the center of our lives and the spreading of the Gospel to the four corners of the earth. Cast in the style of an ancient treasure coin, this medallion serves as a reminder to live by the gospel, and that our greatest riches are found not in gold, but in faith, hope, and the promise of eternal life.