Dainty Silver Cross Necklace with Six Moissanite Stones
Dainty Silver Cross Necklace with Six Moissanite Stones
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This dainty silver cross necklace gives you a small, bright cross made entirely of six clear moissanite stones. A square stone marks the center, and five rectangular stones form the arms, each one held…
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Description
This dainty silver cross necklace gives you a small, bright cross made entirely of six clear moissanite stones. A square stone marks the center, and five rectangular stones form the arms, each one held by its own visible prongs. The pendant measures 0.91 x 0.65 in (2.3 x 1.7 cm) and comes in a silver-tone or a gold-tone version. Light moves across the faceted stones as you turn your head.
Is a dainty silver cross necklace made only of stones easy to see when worn?
Yes, the six clear stones catch light at a small size, so the cross shows without looking large. Here is how it wears.
- Look: A clean cross outline made of faceted stones, with no metal arms between them.
- Wear: The fine oval-link chain measures 18 in (46 cm) and places the cross just below the collarbone.
- Build: Silver-Tone is a 925 sterling silver pendant; Gold-Tone is a 925 sterling silver pendant with a gold-colored finish.
- Detail: The chain attaches at the upper sides of the top stone, so the cross starts right at the chain.
How does this cross look during a formal pinning ceremony?
It shows as a small point of light above a uniform collar, visible without competing with a pin or badge. Picture a nursing pinning ceremony, where you stand in white scrubs while a mentor fastens the pin to your chest. Among silver cross pendants, this one keeps to a size that suits a plain neckline. The 18 in (46 cm) chain sits the cross above a V-neck, a position the necklace length guide describes as just below the collarbone. The stones flash each time the audience applauds and you turn toward the camera. It belongs with other cross necklaces chosen for meaningful days.
Who this six-stone cross suits
This cross suits someone who wants a small faith piece with clear sparkle and a fine chain. The cable chain cross with six moissanite stones from the same collection hangs from an elongated bail. If you prefer a pendant that sits lower and can slide on its chain, the cable chain cross is the better fit; if you want the cross to begin right at the chain, choose this one.
Chain length guide
Lengths are listed in inches, measured flat from end to end.
14–16 in sits at the base of the neck, from choker to collarbone.
18 in falls just below the collarbone, the most worn length for a pendant.
20 in rests on the upper chest and clears a crew neck.
22–24 in falls lower, for layering or a longer drop.
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Care
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear. Store it dry and apart from other jewelry. Put it on after lotion, perfume and hair products, and take it off before showering or swimming.
Shipping & returns
Free US shipping on every order. Delivery takes 7 to 14 business days. You can change or cancel an order within 24 hours.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Personalized necklaces are final sale. Read the return policy.
Before you order
Questions about this piece
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Why is the center stone square while the arms use rectangles?
The square center stone measures 0.16 in (0.4 cm) on each side and marks the point where the two bars of the cross meet. The rectangular stones measure 0.16 x 0.24 in (0.4 x 0.6 cm), so they stretch outward and give each arm its length.
Why does the lower arm hold two stones instead of one?
The lower arm carries two rectangular stones so the vertical bar runs longer below the center, following the classic Latin cross shape. This keeps the proportions of a traditional cross even though every part of it is made of clear stones.
How do the prongs shape the outline of this cross?
The small prongs at the corners of each stone give the edges of the cross a fine, slightly beaded outline. Up close you see the metal points framing each stone; from a short distance the cross reads as one continuous line of light.
Some jewelry is worn. Some is passed down.
Nahyana began with one necklace that stayed in the family long after the day it was bought for. Every piece is held to that standard: the metal named plainly, a length you can check before you order, and a name, initial or symbol that still means something years from now.