Celtic Dragon Cross Pendant in 925 Silver
This stunning Celtic cross pendant crafted from solid sterling silver is a powerful blend of tradition and strength. Our Celtic cross pendant is an exquisite piece of art that combines the symbolism of the dragon with the ancient wisdom of Celtic patterns. It is meticulously made using solid sterling silver, embodying a fusion of traditional aesthetics and a mystical touch.
Embrace Your Spirit with Our Celtic Dragon Cross Pendant
This remarkable pendant features a legendary dragon intertwined with a Celtic cross, which symbolizes faith and unity. This design is perfect for mythology enthusiasts as well as anyone who appreciates intricate designs rich in meaning. Whether you’re looking to showcase your bravery, history, or simply want to highlight your individual style, this pendant and its chain make an excellent choice.
Exceptional Craftsmanship in Sterling Silver
Each Celtic dragon cross pendant is made from high-quality 925 sterling silver, ensuring durability and maintaining its original shine for years to come. Along with the pendant, it is accompanied by a 55 cm stainless steel chain that assures steadfastness.
Technical Specifications of the Celtic Dragon Cross Pendant
- Material: 925 Sterling Silver
- Color: Silver
- Height: 3.7 cm
- Width: 1.9 cm
- Chain Length: Adjustable 45/50 cm – Ø 1.2 mm
- Weight: 31 g
Discover the allure of the Celtic Dragon cross pendant, a must-have accessory that reflects strength and mystique. This pendant is perfect for those interested in mythology, intricate designs, or anyone wanting to wear a symbol of faith. As a premium addition to your jewelry collection, it can also be a meaningful gift for loved ones. With its unique combination of aesthetic appeal and cultural significance, this pendant is designed for individuals who appreciate detailed craftsmanship and the stories behind their accessories. Ideal for casual wear or special occasions, it embodies qualities like courage and heritage, effortlessly enhancing your daily identity.
