Skull Spine Cross Pendant – Gothic Skeleton Necklace

The skull spine cross pendant builds its cross shape from skeletal parts: a skull at the top, a vertical vertebral column and a broad bone-like crossbar beneath the neck. The lower spine narrows into a pointed terminal segment. Material, dimensions, weight and chain inclusion are not stored in the verified product fields.

Bone placement defines the cross before surface decoration

The front view uses the skull and spine as the central upright, while two broad, flared bones create the horizontal arms. The wide crossbar makes the design read horizontally as well as vertically. The reverse preserves the same three-dimensional structure instead of replacing it with a flat cross plate. Side angles show the skull projection and the depth between individual vertebrae, making the anatomical assembly the page’s specific search identity.

• SKU: SSP122
• Vertical form: skull, vertebrae and pointed lower segment
• Crossbar: paired broad bone forms
• Material and dimensions: not specified
• Religious or medical designation: not documented

Treat it as stylized skeleton jewelry, then check the top loop

The piece is not documented as an anatomical teaching model, denominational object or replica of a specific artifact. For wearing, confirm that the chain end can pass through the top skull loop and choose a drop that keeps the pointed lower segment away from a tight collar. Its long vertical silhouette will read differently from a compact medallion, so compare the photographed proportions with the neckline and layers you plan to wear. Clean between vertebrae with a soft dry brush rather than aggressive polishing.

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