This dainty pendant measures 1-1/8" and is made of hand cast, lead free pewter complete with a 18 inch chain.
Matching earrings ER-29
History of the Canterbury Cross
Originally cast in bronze, the Canterbury Cross is designed after a 9thCentury Byzantine cross in the form of a Saxon brooch dating ca. 850 AD that was unearthed on St. George Street in Canterbury, England in 1867. St. George Street isa narrow road that extends from the High Street in the center of Canterbury, England, where churches have stood since the sixth century. In the Middle Ages, thousands of pilgrims came to Canterbury, more than to any other place in the English-speaking world for inspiration and renewal. The original Canterbury Cross is on display at the Royal Museum in Canterbury. Today, the Canterbury Cross has acquired widespread fame as a symbol of Canterbury Cathedral, the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Church.
