Luxury Ogham Trinity Faith Cross

This exquisite Sterling Silver and 18K Gold Trinity Faith Cross – is a stunning amalgamation of precious metals that embodies both elegance and spirituality. This finely crafted sterling silver faith cross features a central trinity symbol crafted in radiant 18K gold. At the heart of this exquisite cross lies the profound Ogham script, delicately inscribed with the word "Faith." A timeless emblem, Ogham has its roots in ancient Celtic culture, and here it breathes new life into a modern design.

Made from the finest quality sterling silver and adorned with accents of 18k gold, the Trinity Faith Cross exudes elegance and sophistication. The harmonious fusion of these precious metals creates a timeless and enduring piece of artistry that captures the essence of spirituality.

Custom Engraving for the back of cross:

Now available: Additional custom Ogham script engraving at the back of the cross, we can do this at $50 extra. Please message us in whatsapp below to ask for a link to pay for the custom engraving for the back of the cross. You will still have the Ogham FAITH script appear at the front of the cross as pictured.

• Fixed Ogham inscription on the front of the cross reads 'Faith'. You can order laser engraving at the back of the cross only
• Handmade with Sterling silver with 18K yellow gold trinity knot detail at the center
• Height: 29 mm (1.14 inches)
• Width: 17 mm (0.7 inches)
• Contains an Ogham script that reads "Faith"
• Handmade in Dublin, Ireland
• Free Standard Shipping and a 45-day money-back guarantee

History of this piece

Ogham script is the earliest known form of Irish writing. The characters comprise a series of lines and notches that are scored across a long-stem line, often found on ancient standing stones. In the majority of cases, the inscription is read from the bottom up and usually names the person being commemorated along with their ancestors and the carver of the inscription.

In legend, Ogham was said to have been created by Oghma, the son of An Daghda. Ogma was both a warrior and the god of eloquence and literature and fought the second battle of Magh Tuireadh where he slew the Formi, Indech, son of The Goddess Domnu.