Lewisian Pendant Celtic Cross Silver

Sterling silver pendant in a Celtic design with a piece of Scottish Lewisian in the center. The design of this pendant is modeled after the Celtic cross, also known as the High Cross or Irish Cross. This form of cross is found primarily in the British Isles, especially in Ireland and Scotland, and dates back to the early medieval period.

A well-known example of such a cross can be found on the Scottish island of Iona, where our Scottish Green Marble, Iona Marble, and Scottish Lewisian are also found. Our Celtic Cross pendant is a true piece of Scotland to wear!

Scottish Lewisian Gneiss
Scottish Lewisian Gneiss refers to a group of rocks found primarily in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The rock group was named after the island of Lewis, as the rocks are very common there and form the island's bedrock.
The Scottish Lewisian is composed of various minerals such as feldspar, epidote and quartz, which create the unique patterns and colors.
The age of the Lewisian is estimated to be between 1700 million and 3000 million years, making the Lewisian the oldest rock in Europe and one of the oldest in the world!

Note: When you order, you will receive a pendant in the same design and quality as shown in the photos, but the color and pattern of the stone may vary slightly.
Because they are natural stones, they are always slightly different but ultimately very similar.
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