Chi-Rho Necklet, 14 kt. gold
The Celtic Chi-Rho symbol used in this 14 kt. gold necklet shows a hooked rho, and a chi with expanded terminals. It is surrounded by the circle of eternity. The alpha and omega are incorporated into the top of the circle. The double-sided necklet is ¾ inch in diameter and weighs about 3.3 grams. Made in USA, exclusive to David Morgan.
The necklet is is sold without a gold chain. We suggest the No. 2322 Light Gold Wheat chain for this cross.
The Celtic Chi-Rho symbol used in this 14 kt. gold necklet shows a hooked rho, and a chi with expanded terminals. It is surrounded by the circle of eternity. The alpha and omega are incorporated into the top of the circle. The double-sided necklet is ¾ inch in diameter and weighs about 3.3 grams. Made in USA, exclusive to David Morgan.
The necklet is is sold without a gold chain. We suggest the No. 2322 Light Gold Wheat chain for this cross.
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The linear cross, which came to represent the crucifixion of Christ, was first used on grave markers in the 5th century. The early crosses were very simple. The circle of the sun was later placed around the upper part, forming a design similar to that of some styles of the Chi-Rho. During the 5th and 6th centuries the Chi-Rho and linear cross symbols converged in design, creating the basis for the crosses we now recognize as the Celtic Cross. The earliest symbols were formed of simple lines cut into the stone face of a slab or pillar. Over time more ornament was added, such as the multiple lines in our Celtic cross, and the recurved hook on our Chi-Rho cross.
