Ring Size Guide

Measure in the evening when fingers are at their largest. Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps and measure the length in mm. Divide by 3.14 to get the diameter.

US	UK	EU	Diameter mm	Circumference mm
5	J	49	15.7	49.3
5.5	K	51	16.1	50.6
6	L	52	16.5	51.9
6.5	M	53	16.9	53.1
7	N	54	17.3	54.4
7.5	O	56	17.7	55.7
8	P	57	18.2	57.2
8.5	Q	58	18.6	58.5
9	R	59	19.0	59.7
9.5	S	61	19.4	61.0
10	T	62	19.8	62.2
11	V	64	20.6	64.8
12	X	67	21.4	67.3

For wide band rings go half a size up. Not sure? Contact our Dublin team and we will help you find the perfect fit.

Chain Length Guide

All Celtic cross necklaces include a free 18 inch sterling silver cable chain. You can upgrade to a longer or heavier chain on the product page.

Length	Where it sits	Best for
16 inch	Base of neck	Small pendants, shorter necks
18 inch (free)	Just below collarbone	Most popular - suits all sizes
20 inch	A few inches below collarbone	Larger crosses, men's pieces
22 inch	Mid chest	Statement crosses, men's necklaces
24 inch	Lower chest	Longer relaxed look, taller wearers

Tip: lay a tape measure on your chest to see how each length will look before ordering.

Large Sterling Silver Oxidized Celtic Cross

Large Sterling Silver Oxidized Celtic Cross

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€132,00

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Est. 1996

Nearly 30 years crafting authentic Irish jewellery in Dublin

The rich Celtic knot decoration of this Celtic cross is highlighted in a high polish against an antique oxidized finish. The Celtic knots are an ancient pattern that was used for decorations, as spiritual charms, and associated with nature by the ancient Celts. They have been incorporated into modern designs on crosses as a representation of the body, mind, soul and heart.