Sterling Silver Orthodox Cross “Let God Arise” with the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, 44 g

Description

Cross No. 710

Sterling Silver Orthodox Cross “Let God Arise” with the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, 44 g

Description

A substantial Orthodox cross crafted from 965-grade silver, bringing together two of Christianity’s most important sacred symbols: the Crucifixion of Our Lord Jesus Christ and a prayer to the Holy and Life-Giving Cross.

The front features a finely detailed relief of the crucified Savior, reflecting the profound meaning of Christ’s sacrifice, His infinite mercy, and the victory of life over death. Every element of the design makes this cross not only a beautiful piece of sacred jewelry but also a meaningful expression of faith and devotion.

The reverse bears the opening words of the Orthodox prayer “Let God Arise,” one of the best-known prayers addressed to the Holy Cross of the Lord. Believers traditionally recite this prayer in times of danger, hardship, and spiritual struggle, asking God for strength, protection, and deliverance from evil.

With its impressive size and average weight of approximately 44 grams, this cross has a strong and distinguished appearance. It can become a meaningful personal symbol of faith, a memorable spiritual gift, or a treasured family heirloom passed down through generations.

A special laminated devotional card is included with the cross. The front of the card features an image of the reliquary shrine of Saint Gabriel of Samtavro. On the reverse is a piece of cloth blessed upon the holy relics of Venerable Gabriel of Samtavro, together with an explanatory inscription. The card measures 65 × 95 mm.

This exceptional set combines fine silver craftsmanship, Orthodox symbolism, and a tangible connection to one of the most beloved saints of modern times, making it a truly memorable and spiritually significant gift.

Specifications

Material: Silver
Purity: 965
Average weight: 44,1 g
Width: 43 mm
Height: 80 mm
Front: Crucifixion of Our Lord Jesus Christ
Reverse: Opening words of the “Let God Arise” prayer
Religious tradition: Eastern Orthodox Christianity