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Our Jerusalem Cross motif is adored by many throughout the year. This eye-catching design is a lovely way to express one's faith in a wearable way. With historical significance relevant to the Christian faith, this motif is particularly noteworthy as Easter is approaching. This longstanding symbol of faith is recognized across the world. The Jerusalem Cross holds five crosses in one: a large cross dividing the emblem into quarters and four smaller ones in their own quadrant. Boasting five symmetrical crosses, this motif is powerful in spirit yet delicate on the eyes as it is incorporated into our collection in an abundance of pieces.
The Jerusalem Cross has been a symbol of faith for centuries. Being one of the most recognizable emblems in the world, the Jerusalem cross has several interpretations. Some historians believe that the large cross represents Christ, while the four smaller crosses represent Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Others suggest that the symbol is a visualization of the gospel being spread to the four corners of the Earth. Some historians argue that the five crosses are indicative of the five wounds of Christ from His crucifixion. With this, the four smaller emblems represent the four wounds of His hands and feet, and the large cross signifying His pierced heart.
People from all walks of life wear the Jerusalem Cross for protection, and as a symbol of their faith. Historians note that royal members including King Edward VII, King George V, and Kaiser Friedrich III had the Jerusalem Cross tattooed on their bodies upon visiting Jerusalem in the 19th century. Known by several names, including the christian crusader cross and the Jerusalem crusaders cross, this timless symbol is understood by generations of Christians.
Boasting five crosses, this spiritually significant motif spurred a robust collection to keep your faith close to your heart. These pieces serve as a wearable reminder of your faith for everyday, or special occasions.