Measures: 2 5/8 inches or 41 mm
Benediction Crucifix: A Timeless Emblem of Sacred Blessings
Unveil the divine craftsmanship of the Benediction Crucifix, a symbol traditionally used in blessings and rites within the Catholic Church. This exquisite piece can serve as a chaplet, rosary crucifix, or necklace pendant, offering you a versatile piece of devotional art.
Exemplary Craftsmanship
Handcrafted in the USA: Similar to our silver St Benedict crucifix, this Benediction Crucifix is heirloom-quality, made by hand and cast through the lost wax method.
Material Choices: Customize your piece by choosing between true golden bronze and .925 sterling silver.
Authentic Replicas: Our designs emulate antique and vintage styles with extraordinary detail.
Hand-Finished: Each crucifix is carefully hand-finished to meet our high standards of quality.
The Spiritual Weight of the Crucifix
The crucifix stands as a powerful reminder of Jesus Christ's ultimate sacrifice. This Benediction Crucifix serves as a tangible manifestation of the spiritual life's importance and the worthiness of love's sacrifices.
Create Your Own Necklace
Fashioning a unique necklace with this Benediction Crucifix is a breeze. Peruse our collection of chain necklaces, offering various lengths and styles, each coming with different bails suitable for hanging your crucifix.
Explore Related Pieces
If you find this Benediction Crucifix compelling, you may also appreciate other religious pieces such as the silver St Benedict crucifix, which offers a similar blend of spiritual significance and artisan craftsmanship.
Saint Benedict Crucifix Large 2 7/8"
Small St. Benedict Cross 7/8"
Ancient Benediction Pendant 2 1/2"
Benediction Crucifix 2 5/8"
Benediction Cross with St Christopher on reverse Crucifix 1 1/2"
St Benedict Crucifix 1 1/2"
St Francis St Benedict Tau Cross 2 3/8"
Complete Your Set
Don't forget to explore our dedicated section for chain necklaces to bring your ensemble to completion. Choose from a broad range of lengths and styles to match your aesthetic.
