heart cross pendant

I have needed a new cross pendant for a few years and my mother has wanted to get me one for my upcoming birthday. I have seen a cross that is silver/white gold, is flat (more or less) with tapered edges. It has a small heart in the center where the cross "crosses". I have looked on ebay and haven't found it, but last year I did but I lost the bid. If anyone knows where I can find this cross, or what it is called so I can find it elsewhere it would greatly be appreciated. I am including some websites with a few pictures that look somewhat like the cross I am searching for:

http://www.auctiva.com/hostedimages/showimage.aspx?gid=242362&ppid=1122&image=96236253&images=96236253&formats=0&format=0


The above picture is to show the type of edges the cross has.

The next picture is somewhat like the heart in the desired cross I am looking for. The heart itself in "my" cross is smaller.

http://cgi.ebay.com/925-Silver-Heart-Cross-Pendant-C4753-Anti-Tarnish_W0QQitemZ330211234232QQihZ014QQcat

I didn't find anything simiar to what you wanted. When I think of religious jewelry my first thoughts are of James Avery. They're very popular with the younger set and not so expensive that you can't afford them.

Browse these pages. I found 2 for less than $40.
http://secure.jamesavery.com/view_jewelry/search/advanced.jsp?search=Search&categoryId=59&start=27

2008-02-17 14:22:38 by Bored

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My mom gave me a necklace with 3 pendants on it...a heart, a cross, and an anchor. She says that they are "las tres gracias" (the three thanks). Would anyone happen to know what each pendant signifies, or know of any literature that explains it a little more in depth?

In Greek mythology, the three graces represent three qualities of goddesses: charm, beauty, and creativity.

In Christianity, the three graces represent charity (the heart), hope (the anchor), faith (the cross).

2008-06-29 07:17:17 by bee

Price: $3.55

I'm looking for a pendant for a necklace that I have. I have a heart that represents loves- and a cross that represents faith. I'm looking for a symbol that represents forgiveness. So what in your opinion best represents forgiveness? And I might as well ask what represents 'youth' while I'm at it.

A dove

2008-12-10 23:38:01 by Commander

Price: $16.99 $16.99

In my dream, I was in my former school SSC-R and I have an acquaintance in a Protestant Center that I hated most. In this dream, she became my Filipino Subject Teacher. She told me to present my project wearing the ring that will be used for this project. But, the ring is broken. Before I leave the room, I clear my table and took the pendant of cross and heart shape silver. I told her clearly in my dream that I do not know her personally so I could not trust her.

I have an enemy. In this dream she became my partner in project presentation. But, she quit and joined the other group of boys. I hated her so much. I strangle her hair.

In the end, there is a lawyer came to me to offer his service as a counselor. Then, I told that Filipino Subject teacher that we should settle our issues before I leave SSC-R for good.

Additional details:
I twice recited the Rosary in my dreams. On the second recitation of Rosary, I am carrying a child.
I woke up at 5:00 am and my heart beat so fast.

I think you subconsciously have a fear of no fulfillment, you are jealous of the woman because she might represent things you dont have and want. so you harbor deep feelings of hatred and betrayal (broken ring)

the child is a representation of what you want in your future: not necessarily a child but a stable future with love and purpose. you seem to relate this to your religion (rosary)

the lawyer part means you want some sort of closure.

2009-01-03 01:03:13 by kathy_uykiat

ok so i can't add pictures for some reason
so i will describe it to the best of my knowledge

ok it is like a cross sword with a cross over the top of it (it is as one pendant though)
in the middle there is an orange agate stone (round)
then near this on the cross handles there is a red and green and purple and blue stones (i think these are agates as well)(these are also round)
then inbetween each of the smaller round stones there just above it there are some round stones in mint green , purple ,brown and red (i think these are agates)(these are rectanglular)
the bail is above the red rectangle stone
i have been told this is a scottish agate pendant however i can't find any hallmarks

i also have a rolled gold heart locket
this has a flowering tree on the main part of the locket
then the edges have a swirled pattern
i have been told this is from the 1950's

i was wondering if anyone knew how much these are worth and if anyone has similar
i didn't know what catergory to put this in

I've worked part time in a jewellers for 4 years whilst at uni.
You can send the cross away to have the metal tested and hallmarked, although this can be around £40 to have it done.
You can have the items valued, there is a company called SafeGuard who will value the items for around £40 for the first item and £20 for any consecutive item. They will also send you a certificate with a description and photograph for insurance purposes. You can go into any H Samuel and they will send it off for you.
I would say it does depend a lot on what the agate is set in and its age. Obviously older, well made pieces, will have more value than modern, mass produced machine made items.

Generally speaking, rolled gold is not that valuable. The 1950s is not that old but 50s influences are creeping back into fashion, interiors and accessories. With these things sometimes they are worth as much as someone is willing to pay for them. Its really hard to say without seeing them, but I would say do a bit of market research, see if there is anything similar in the shops, that will give you a ball park figure of value.

I hope that is of some help!

2008-05-17 13:28:10 by x gummybear x™