Sterling Silver Hammered Coin Cross Necklace with Brass

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$22.99

Experience an exquisite piece of art with our Exclusively Antiqued Sterling Silver Cross, lovingly crafted with contrasting brass center tie accents for a touch of old world charm. The oxidized silver adds to the intricate design, making this a true symbol of craftsmanship. Each cross weights 3 grams.

The sleek simple silver crossed bar and stamped lettering gives this Cross very a distinctive American Heritage look and feel. Antiqued aged finish. Knurled sides. Very Nice! Each element is the very finest quality and craftsmanship! The value, beauty and durability of this cross will ensure it is one of your most precious original family heirlooms! Substantial size and feel. The cross Measures approximately 1 3/4" long (with bail) x 3/4" wide.

BONUS - This pendant comes with a 3mm wide x 18", 20", 22", or 24" long silver stainless steel smooth box chain with positive locking lobster clasp. Stainless steel is hypoallergenic and will not discolor your skin like brass or sterling silver. This chain will provide you with a spectacular wearing experience. The link pattern is silky smooth to the touch. Won't kink. And, won't pull the hairs on your neck! Looks and feels fantastic!

NOTE: this sterling silver cross has at its center a brass wrap. Brass tends to oxidize and release metal ions when it touches sweat and lotions leaving a green or black tint that can be easily washed away. To avoid this reaction, a common practice is to coat the brass with either clear paint or nail polish.

Sterling Silver:
Hypoallergenic Jewelry is made from materials less likely to cause an adverse skin reaction. Any metal mixture of 2 or more metals is called an alloy. Elements are alloyed to achieve different properties such as strength, malleability, durability, tarnish-resistance and sometimes just color preference. Some pure metals, such as silver, are too soft in their pure elemental state and bend and scratch quite easily. So Jewelers will add 2 different metals together to strengthen the metal. The result is a metal alloy called sterling silver which is much harder. To make sterling silver you would alloy 92.5% pure silver with 7.5% copper to achieve a stronger more durable metal.

Very High Quality item for such an excellent price.