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Mother of Pearl Budded Cross Necklace with a Bead
$20.00
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Mother of Pearl Budded Cross Necklace with a Bead
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son.”John 3:16
$20.00
BH 13480
Hand carved in Bethlehem by the Bannoura family
Trusted by Christian homes across America since 2000
Free US shipping over $75 and 30 day returns
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Mother of Pearl Budded Cross Necklace · Piece BH 13480
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Just above the pendant, a single bead rides the cord, a small detail that gives this necklace a character of its own. Below it hangs a budded cross of olive wood from the hills near the Church of the Nativity, each arm ending in three soft lobes and the center brightened with mother of pearl.
Mother of pearl work is among Bethlehem's oldest trades, shell cut and polished beside streets pilgrims have walked for centuries. Godparents and grandparents often choose this style for a baptism, a first cross kept safe until the child is old enough to wear it.
Free US shipping on orders over $75. Hand crafted in Bethlehem by the Bannoura family. Trusted by Catholic homes across America since 2000.
Materials + Care
Each piece is hand carved from genuine Holy Land olive wood, prized for its warm tone and one of a kind grain. Because olive wood is a living natural material, no two pieces are ever exactly alike. Dust gently with a soft dry cloth and keep your piece away from direct sunlight, water, and heat so its natural beauty lasts for generations.
Shipping + Returns
Orders ship from our Colorado fulfillment center, usually within 1 to 2 business days. Free US shipping on orders $75 and over. If your piece arrives damaged, contact us within 30 days for a replacement or full refund. See our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy for full details.
