Cross Pendants

The price of a 14ct gold cross depends on its size, weight, design, gold colour and gemstones. Simple, small crosses usually cost less, while heavier or diamond-set pendants can cost several thousand euros.

In this collection, gold diamond crosses start from 559 Eur and go up to 2 729 Eur with the discount applied. Their regular prices range from 799 Eur to 3 899 Eur. The final price is mainly determined by the diamond weight, which ranges from 0.03 to 1.00 ct across the available designs, as well as the pendant design and gold colour.

The chain is usually sold separately, so choosing one may increase the total price of the necklace. We recommend checking the gold fineness and other features of a specific item in its description and in the certificate confirming its quality.

14ct gold contains approximately 58.3% pure gold, so the value of one gram is calculated by multiplying the current price of a gram of 24ct gold by 0.583. For example, if one gram of pure gold costs 100 Eur, the raw material value of one gram of 14ct gold would be approx. 58.30 Eur.

The exact value changes constantly along with the global gold price. When selling scrap gold, you are usually paid less than the theoretical market value, as refining and dealer costs are deducted. When buying a jewellery item, you pay more, because the price includes the design, craftsmanship, diamonds or other gemstones, certification and taxes.

It is best to choose a gold chain with a cross from a trusted jewellery store that provides detailed information about the gold fineness, diamond weight and item quality, and offers a warranty and clear returns conditions.

This collection features white, yellow and rose gold crosses with white or black diamonds. You can choose designs with a total diamond weight of 0.03–1.00 ct. Most items are dispatched within 24 hours, and delivery is free, insured and discreet. The jewellery comes with a 2-year warranty and certificates confirming its quality, and items can be returned or exchanged free of charge within 60 days.

A gold cross most often symbolises the Christian faith, the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, hope and spiritual strength. It can be worn as a personal sign of faith, a reminder of important values or a meaningful piece of jewellery given by a loved one.

A cross is also often given as a gift for a christening, First Communion, Confirmation, a wedding or other significant occasions. For some people it has religious meaning, while others choose it for its subtle, classic design. Gold and diamonds give the symbol lasting quality and distinction.

The Bible contains no direct commandment to wear a cross, but there is no clear prohibition against doing so either. In Christianity, the cross symbolises the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, His sacrifice and the redemption of humanity.

In the Gospel of Matthew 16.24, Jesus calls on His disciples to take up their cross and follow Him. These words are understood as a call to self-sacrifice, faithfulness and living by faith, rather than an instruction to wear a particular piece of jewellery.

First Timothy 2.9 and First Peter 3.3–4 emphasise that a person’s inner beauty, good deeds and modesty are more important than expensive jewellery or outward appearance. These passages do not strictly forbid gold jewellery, but they warn against placing too much importance on luxury, pride and material possessions.

A cross should not be regarded as a magical amulet or an object of worship. It can be worn as a personal sign of faith and a meaningful reminder, as long as sincere faith remains the most important thing, rather than mere outward adornment.