Christian cross jewelry is a meaningful reminder and tangible symbol of God's love, hope, forgiveness and grace for all who walk in the Christian faith. Crosses have tremendous connection and meaning for those who wear them while also letting others know the role faith plays in their lives.
Christians often choose to wear sterling silver cross necklaces as a statement piece or stainless steel cross jewelry as their favorite everyday accents and a beautiful reminder of what’s important to them. Our eye-catching 14K gold and rose gold cross jewelry will accentuate any style and effortlessly elevate an everyday look while keeping symbols of faith close to the heart.
Whether you’re looking for jewelry with comforting words like faith, hope, love or strong, you will find thoughtfully-crafted pieces created in our Texas studio and inscribed with Bible verses individually selected for specific items which are 100% unique to the Shields of Strength brand. Our jewelry is created with elegant simplicity to be worn as a reminder of the faithfulness of God while also inspiring those admiring the jewelry you’re wearing.
At Shields of Strength, our Cross Jewelry Collection is designed to be loved for a lifetime and become treasured heirlooms. Every piece is made with the craftsmanship and quality that you’ve come to expect from over 25 years of excellence at Shields of Strength. Whether you buy cross jewelry for yourself or give it to a loved one, you’re sure to find gifts that carry and convey the values that mean most to you.
Need help making a decision? Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you still need help. We will be happy to help you find what’s just right for you or decide on that perfect gift.
Need ideas to pair with your new pieces from Shields of Strength Cross Jewelry Collection? Shop our expanded selection of Christian jewelry for women and Christian jewelry for men.
A cross necklace gift is perfect to celebrate baptism, confirmation, Christmas, Easter, and anytime a person accepts Christ as their Lord and Savior.
