SKU # : SS 121
8th Century cross-slab
Aberlemno Stone Cross
2 3/16" x 1" - 55.5mm x 25mm
Aberlemno, Angus, Scotland, circa 8th Century
This design is based on a cross from a slab with Pictish symbols and interlacing. It has an interesting combination of key pattern (arms) and interlace (central shaft). The center is a wonderful combining of triskelions.
Sherridan Smith - fine collectibles offers Christian jewelry and art with an historic touch. Celtic crosses based on the actual stone Celtic crosses from Ireland, Scotland, Isle of Man, Wales and Cornwall. The "Plus" are items that are original designs or are from other parts of the world,but have influenced Celtic Christianity. It is interesting to me that through out the centuries, Christians have taken the cross - usually a symbol of torture and death - and made beautiful jewelry, displays, paintings, and sculpture. This works because the cross is a symbol of VICTORY for us.
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