Latin Cross

The Steadfast Cross

89,99 €
Pourquoi le porterPour la foi et la prière

Pour ne jamais oublier à qui vous appartenez

Un père qui parle peu de sa foi mais garde le Christ tout contre lui, chaque jour, sous la chemise comme dans le cœur.

La croix latine, celle où le Christ est mort avant de ressusciter.

Pour la confirmation d'un filleul, un père à la fête des Pères, ou qui porte un petit bijou chaque jour.

La croix latine, celle où le Christ est mort avant de ressusciter.

Portée simplement, elle ne dit qu'une chose : j'appartiens au Christ. Il n'y a rien à ajouter.

Pour ne jamais oublier à qui vous appartenez

Pour la confirmation d'un filleul, un père à la fête des Pères, ou qui porte un petit bijou chaque jour.

Découvrir ce qu’il signifie
  • Votre foi, portée près de vous chaque jour
  • Arrives in our gift box, ready to give
Couleur: Argenté
Chaîne: Double chaîne

Length: 60 cmSize guide

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Le bracelet graine de moutarde

« Une foi grande comme une graine de moutarde déplace les montagnes. »

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Le bracelet graine de moutarde
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Une foi qui déplace les montagnes

Le bracelet graine de moutarde

Valeur 49,99 € Offert

« Si vous avez de la foi comme une graine de moutarde, vous déplacerez les montagnes. »

Matthieu 17:20

La graine de moutarde est la plus petite des graines. Jésus l’a choisie pour dire qu’un peu de foi suffit à déplacer les montagnes. Ce bracelet en renferme une vraie, pour que cette promesse vous accompagne : les jours difficiles, avant un grand pas, ou pour quelqu’un que vous voulez encourager.

  • Une vraie graine de moutarde, dans un cadre transparent
  • Cordon bleu marine tressé à la main et acier argenté, réglable de 14 à 26 cm
  • Livré avec sa carte Matthieu 17:20, prêt à offrir

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Détails du produit

Two chains worn together: a fine box chain carrying a polished cross, and a classic rope chain beside it. Layered in one piece, so it always falls just right.

Material
Stainless steel
Finish
Polished, in silver, gold or black
Chain
Rope chain and Box chain (layered)
Pendant size
4.25 x 2.37 cm (1.7 x 0.9 in)
Length
60 cm (23.6 in)
Symbol
Cross
Packaging
Signature gift box and polishing cloth
Comment le porter

The double version layers two chains in one piece: a fine box chain carrying the cross, and a rope chain beside it. Because they are joined, they fall in place without tangling, so there is no need to adjust two necklaces every morning. The single-chain version keeps only the cross for a simpler look.

The stainless steel can stay on in the shower and at the gym. Black reads understated against a dark T-shirt, silver is the classic choice, and gold tone warms up a white shirt. It is an easy confirmation, Father's Day or Christmas gift.

Questions

What is the difference between the double chain and the single chain?

The double chain adds a rope chain next to the box chain that carries the cross, for a ready-made layered look. The single chain is just the cross on its box chain.

Will the two chains tangle?

They are made as one piece, so they sit together in the same position each time you put it on, which keeps tangling to a minimum.

Which finish suits a man?

Black is the most discreet, silver is the most classic, and gold tone stands out most. All three are the same polished stainless steel.

Will the black finish on the Steadfast Cross wear off in the shower?

Water alone will not hurt it: the cross and both chains are stainless steel, which does not rust. The black and gold finishes last longest away from perfume, chlorine and hard rubbing.

What does the plain Latin cross of the Steadfast Cross stand for?

The Latin cross, with its longer lower arm, recalls the cross on which Christ died before rising again. Worn plainly, without a figure of Christ, it simply says the wearer belongs to Christ, which is why Christians of every tradition wear it.

Is the double-chain Steadfast Cross a good confirmation gift for a teenage boy?

Yes. The layered rope and box chains give it a modern look, while the plain cross keeps its meaning. If he prefers something simpler, the single-chain version is just the cross on its box chain.

Gold chain cross necklace for everyday, not too expensive

A cross does not have to cost much to mean a great deal. The widow's two coins counted for more than the rest (Mark 12:43). In gold-tone stainless steel, the Scripted Cross runs the word faith down the beam, on a 60 cm chain. The Devotional Cross is the classic cross everyone knows. Shipping is free and tracked, and a Mustard Seed Bracelet is added free with any jewelry order (offers can change).

Guys cross necklace for a teenager in high school

High school is where a boy finds out whether his faith is his or his parents'. Something plain helps, because nobody has to explain it. The Polished Cross is two slim rods on a 60 cm box chain, with room for whatever it comes to mean to him. If a necklace is too much for him, the Gilded Knot bracelet keeps a block cross in sight between faceted beads. Stainless steel, so he can keep it on for sport. On the card: God goes where I cannot.

Mens cross and necklace with a matching bracelet

With the cross at neck and wrist, you see it far more often than the mirror allows. Keep to one finish. In gold or silver: the Steadfast Cross, a plain Latin cross, with the Gilded Strands, twisted cables and a cut-out cross. In black: the Modern Devotion, an open, layered cross, with the Open Cross, a cuff ending in a cross. At the wrist, it is a small reminder at every handshake.

Can you wear two crosses on one chain?

Yes, and nothing in Christian teaching forbids it. Often the second cross has a story: a mother's, a godparent's, one from the day you came back to church. If both mean something to you, just check that the chain can carry both without tangling. If what you really want is several small crosses worn as one, the Faithful Layers scatters them along two fine gold-tone chains, for a faith made of small, faithful moments.

my husband is becoming catholic at easter after 15 years of coming to mass with me and never saying a word about it. i want to give him something but he's not a jewelry guy

Fifteen years in the pew beside you, without a word, and now this. He has probably been deciding it for longer than either of you knows. A man like that doesn't need something that talks. The Steadfast Cross is a plain Latin cross that says one thing only: I belong to Christ. Give it to him quietly, the morning of the Vigil or the night before, not in front of everyone. On the card, maybe just: I saw every one of those Sundays. Then let him decide when it goes on. He has shown he knows how to take his time.

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on every order. Your order is processed within 24 hours on business days, then shipped with tracking.

Every order arrives in our signature gift box, with a microfiber cloth to keep your piece shining.

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Returns. You have 30 days after delivery to return your piece, unworn and in its original packaging.

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1-year warranty & care

Covered for 1 year against manufacturing defects: a clasp that fails, a stone that falls out without impact, a structural defect. Send your order number and 3 to 4 photos and we ship a replacement once your claim is approved, with no return needed. Full warranty

  • Daily wear: Put your jewelry on last, after lotions, perfume and hairspray.
  • Water and activity: Wear it in the shower, at the gym and at the beach: the steel will not rust or turn your skin green.
  • Storage: Keep it in its signature gift box so it does not rub against other jewelry.
  • Cleaning: Wipe it with the microfiber cloth included, after wearing.
The Steadfast Cross

Sa signification

The Latin cross, worn plainly

The Latin cross has a long lower arm and three shorter ones, the shape Western Christians have traditionally given to the cross of Calvary.

It became common in public art only after the Emperor Constantine in the fourth century; before that, believers often preferred the fish or the anchor. Since then it has become the most recognized sign of the faith, used by Catholics and Protestants alike. Worn plainly, it says that the wearer belongs to Christ. Here a polished cross hangs on a fine box chain beside a rope chain, or alone on a...

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A steady choice for a godson at confirmation, a father on Father's Day, or anyone on your Christmas list who wears a little jewelry every day. The single-chain version suits someone who likes to keep it simple.

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