925 Sterling Silver Egyptian Ankh Cross Pendant with CZ

Product details: - Length: 25.4 millimeters - Material: Cubic Zirconia, Sterling Silver, Stone - Metal type: Sterling Silver - Clasp type: No-clasp-type - Gem type: No Gemstone - Country of Origin: USA

About this item: This is a well-detailed Egypt Ankh cross bracelet charm or necklace pendant. The shine of silver in this gorgeous solid .925 sterling silver jewelry adds a touch of luxury to your look. Crafted of 100% genuine precious metal, you will fall in love with its unique styling. Make this design from our Amazon collection your signature piece, and you’ll win compliments every time you wear it.

Top quality, American-made: Claddagh Gold, a family-run small business with experience in jewelry going back decades, runs a workshop located in the heart of Los Angeles, California. All the pieces are made in the USA by a close-knit team of resident goldsmiths. Each piece is designed by hand, brought to life in solid gold or silver, and polished to perfection by experienced group of designers and artisans. Wear our lovingly handcrafted jewelry with pride.

Perfectly giftable: This unique jewelry is our exclusive design, making it a sentimental present for wives, mothers, and grandmothers. It's perfect for surprising your girlfriend on Valentine’s Day, as a birthday gift idea for your partner, mom, daughter, sister, granddaughter, or best friend. This special piece is ready for giving. Treat yourself and be dressed to impress for a girl’s night out, date, party, holiday celebration, or any event!

Happiness guaranteed: All products are made in-house, hand-crafted, meticulously inspected, and packaged with care. Enjoy easy returns and exchanges for 30 days after purchase. If you aren’t completely happy with your purchase for any reason, please get in touch so we can make it right, right away.

The Ankh, the actual Hieroglyphic sign, was a symbol of life for the ancient Egyptians. Also known as the key of life, the key of the Nile, or crux ansata (Latin for "cross with a handle"), the Ankh is a popular motif in Egyptian art. However, in modern day, the Ankh is usually mistaken for a Christian cross.

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