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Cross Sterling Silver Pendants, answered
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What affects the price of cross sterling silver pendants?
Size, stone details and finish drive the price. Larger crosses use more sterling silver, and cubic zirconia, enamel or a crucifix figure add detail. Plating such as ruthenium can also matter. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which cross pendant styles are most popular?
Plain polished crosses lead the list. Small rounded and sand dollar crosses follow, along with Orthodox and Caravaca crucifix styles. Cubic zirconia crosses, including baguette cuts, and pink or blue enamel crosses also appear near the top.
How do I choose between a plain cross and a crucifix?
A plain cross is cleaner; a crucifix has more detail. Polished or satin crosses pair easily with everyday outfits. Crucifix styles here include textured, antiqued and raised-arm designs, which suit someone who likes a more detailed, statement look.
Are cubic zirconia crosses good for everyday wear?
Yes, with sensible care. Cubic zirconia is a durable, bright stone that adds sparkle to a sterling silver cross. Remove the pendant before swimming or cleaning, and wipe it with a soft cloth. See our jewelry care tips.
What do antiqued and ruthenium finishes look like?
Both give a darker, richer look than bright polish. Antiqued finishes leave darker tones in the recesses so the detail stands out. Ruthenium plating gives a deep gray, and black ruthenium looks nearly black, as on the larger crucifix styles here.
Which cross pendants work for kids or layering?
Choose the petite, small sizes. Pieces around 19mm to 20mm, including enamel crosses marked children's, sit lightly on a young wearer. Small crosses also layer well with longer chains, while larger crosses like the 51mm woven style stand alone. Browse sterling silver pendants for more.