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Vintage Artisan Stamped with seal and a 92 which is an older pre 925 identifier Sterling Saint Cuthbert Pectoral Cross PendantThis is a solid sterling silver replica pendant. It copies the 7th-century cross of Saint Cuthbert. Archaeologists found the original in Durham Cathedral in 1827. Artisan Studio 92 Sterling Silver St Cuthbert Pectoral Cross Pendant NecklaceThis is an exquisite, bench-jeweled artisan replica of the historical 7th-century St. Cuthbert Pectoral Cross. This premium piece beautifully captures the complex early Christian and Northumbrian cruciform patterns of the original relic held at Durham Cathedral.Unlike common, mass-produced factory castings, this pendant features an impressive, heavy hand-finished build. The reverse side features a crisp circular artisan hallmark stamp directly alongside a vintage "92" solid sterling silver purity punch, making it a highly collectible piece of studio jewelry.Details:
- Material: Solid Sterling Silver (Hallmarked "92" & Artisan Stamped)
- Design: Historically accurate St. Cuthbert Pectoral Cross replica
- Accents: Ornate faux-filigree wire texture with a central inset cabochon setting
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition with beautiful natural silver oxidation in the recesses for high-contrast detail. Smooth back.
Don't miss out on this gorgeous, rare studio-crafted piece of medieval history. Securely packaged and shipped fast!The piece features traditional Northumbrian floriated equal arms. It is cast from solid .925 sterling silver. The recessed areas have historical oxidized accents. The back features an official .925 purity hallmark. It also includes a registered artisan maker's mark.Item Specifications:
- Material: Solid .925 Sterling Silver
- Height: 2 inches (50.8 mm) with bail
- Width: 1 3/8 inches (35 mm)
- Weight: ~7 grams
- Center Stone: Clear Solitaire Crystal
- Condition: Excellent artisan casting
Historical Background:The original cross was made around 640 AD. Craftsmen used solid gold and red garnets. It belonged to the Bishop of Lindisfarne. It lay in his coffin for 1,200 years. This replica provides a direct link to Celtic history.
