Celtic Cross Necklaces from Ireland

The Celtic cross is known for the ring around its four arms. Today it is a symbol of Christian faith and Irish heritage. Its shape recalls the great stone high crosses that were raised across Ireland between the 8th and 12th centuries. Read The Celtic Cross: A Symbol of Faith and Heritage.

• Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver and one of our most affordable choices.
• Oxidised silver is darkened in the recesses, so the knotwork stands out.
• Gold comes in 10K, 14K and 18K. A higher karat means more pure gold and a higher price.
• Two-tone pieces combine two colours of metal.

Some crosses are also set with diamonds, emeralds or green Connemara marble.

Sizes differ from one cross to the next, and some come in more than one size. Check the width and height on the product page. For men's styles, use the Men's filter.

Most of our pendants come with a chain, often 18 inches long. The details on each product page show the chain and the size of the pendant, so you know what you will receive.

No. A St Brigid's cross has four arms and a woven centre, and it is traditionally made from rushes. It has no ring. Read about St Brigid.

Our gold, silver and platinum jewellery is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay Office in Dublin Castle. The hallmark is the official proof of the metal. Orders ship tracked from Dublin, and almost every piece comes in a luxury gift box.

Unworn pieces can be returned within 30 days for a refund or an exchange, in their original packaging. You pay the return postage, unless the piece arrives faulty. Engraved, custom-sized and birthstone pieces cannot be returned. See our Returns Policy.