Cross Pattee

This is one of the most ancient forms of Christian and chivalric crosses.

It is precisely this shape—with arms widening towards the ends—that was worn by the Knights Templar and the Teutonic Order on their cloaks and shields.

This form also traces its origins back to the Byzantine jewelry tradition and early medieval epics.

During the Byzantine and Medieval eras, large cabochons or gemstones were frequently set into the center of cross pattée designs, symbolizing the "Navel of the World," a spiritual center, or the Divine Eye.

The embossed floral and geometric patterns on the cross arms emulate 10th–13th century Byzantine filigree and European repoussé metalwork.

Available in two sizes. Insert options include peridot, citrine, and rhodolite.

Details:

Material: 925 Sterling Silver

Craftsmanship: Sculptural handmade piece

Style: Historical / Medieval design inspired by Byzantine jewelry and chivalric heraldry Design: Classic Croix Pattée with intricate embossed filigree patterns and a natural gemstone set at the center

Gemstone Options: Peridot, Citrine, Rhodolite

Finish: Textured vintage silver with rich oxidized details

Hallmark: Officially hallmarked at the Dublin Assay Office

1 Dimensions :

– Width: 20 mm

– Length: 20 mm

– Thickness: 10 mm

Total weight: 9.4g

2 Dimensions :

– Width: 15 mm

– Length: 15 mm

– Thickness: 6 mm

Total weight: 3.6 g