Bone Cross Pendant – 925 Sterling Silver

Recognize the cross by its anatomical bone ends

One elongated bone creates the vertical axis and a shorter bone crosses near its upper third. Rounded joint heads, irregular shaft contours and dark recessed transitions separate the design from a smooth straight-bar cross.

The anatomy is sculptural and stylized. No human-remains content, medical accuracy, denomination, blessing, relic status or protective promise is published.

Choose this page for a complete long-bone cross. Skull-and-crossbones plaques, smooth crosses and loose bone charms answer different product needs.

Clean around joint ends and the central overlap

Check the top loop and chain closure before each wear, and remove the pendant for exercise, sleep or impact work.

Use a soft brush around the joint ends and crossing point. Dry the recessed overlap fully and polish raised shafts only with light pressure.

GIA recommends inspecting necklace connections; CCI guidance explains why excessive abrasive polishing should be avoided on silver objects.

Lay it flat in a separate compartment so the long lower bone does not press against harder jewelry.

Inspect the complete piece under good light before wear so a loose, bent or damaged connection is noticed early. Recheck its highest-contact areas after extended use.

Account for a 42 g, 50 x 37 mm pendant

• Material: 92.5% Sterling Silver, as listed
• Published weight: 42g
• Listed size: 50 x 37 mm; axes are not separately defined
• Visible form: Two intersecting sculpted bones
• Package boundary: No chain inclusion or chain load specification is published

Compare the listed dimensions with an existing pendant and inspect the side angle for thickness. The scale photo uses other objects only as context and does not replace the millimeter reference.

Because 42g is substantial, inspect the intended chain, clasp and pendant loop together. The page does not provide a universal chain recommendation or guarantee compatibility with every clasp.

Select it for the rounded bone ends and anatomical cross silhouette rather than assuming a religious denomination or symbolic effect.

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