closed Ornate Crucifix Hand Poured .999fs Hallmarked

[SilverAngel]

Hello Folks, i have more of the ornate crucifixes available for sale today - There are 8 available

They weigh 30g each and i have added a 1cm soldered sterling silver jump ring so it will take a fair size chain.

As always, laser hallmarked and we have added the Platinum Jubilee mark to each one as this is only available for a limited time.

Will arrive gift boxed and with a COA

Priced at £35 plus post

Thanks for looking

[Ryan]

I'll take one please 

[SilverAngel]

pm incoming 😃

 

[ArgentSmith]

yes please

[SilverAngel]

Pm incoming👍

[jackflash123]

Yes please will take one

[SilverAngel]

will pm 👍

[gji25]

1 please 😃

[SilverAngel]

pm'd you 😃

[blackadder]

i'll take one

[SilverAngel]

will pm you 👍

[SilverAngel]

All sold pending payment.  Thanks everyone

[Zeuk]

Late to the party on this one, are you likely to have anymore anytime soon. Would love to give my little girl one for her birthday in Nov? 

[SilverAngel]

Yes i will have more, I am sending another shipment to assay on Monday so i will pour some more at the weekend.  Should be about 2 weeks before it is with you.  I will tag you on the post when i put them up for sale. 😃

Thanks

[Zeuk]

Great thanks, happy to be put down for a pre-order if it helps 

[SilverAngel]

will pm you

[SilverAngel]

7 sold and 1 remaining

[Markstanley31]

I'll take it if its still going please 

[gji25]

received today . thank you silver angel 😃

 

[gji25]

could you please put me in for 2 when they become available again 😃

[gji25]

i did,nt know this but if anyone is wondering what the lnrl stands for at the top of the crucifix it is

The four letters are a titulus, Latin for label, inscribed above Jesus Christ on the Crucifix. They are the Latin initials for the phrase Pontius Pilate had written when he ordered Him to be crucified, as described in John 19:19-23. These words were “Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum” translating to English as “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” Latin uses “I” instead of the English “J”, and “V” instead of “U” (e.g., Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum).  You never know. It might come up in a pub quiz 🍺 cheers

[James32]

30 minutes ago, gji25 said:

i did,nt know this but if anyone is wondering what the lnrl stands for at the top of the crucifix it is

The four letters are a titulus, Latin for label, inscribed above Jesus Christ on the Crucifix. They are the Latin initials for the phrase Pontius Pilate had written when he ordered Him to be crucified, as described in John 19:19-23. These words were “Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum” translating to English as “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” Latin uses “I” instead of the English “J”, and “V” instead of “U” (e.g., Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum).  You never know. It might come up in a pub quiz 🍺 cheers

Bed time you have school in the morning 

[gji25]

<<<<<<<<<<<<< is not at school.  im a financial Student 🤣

[gji25]

Things have moved along since i left the red dwarf mining company 

 

[SilverAngel]

7 hours ago, gji25 said:

could you please put me in for 2 when they become available again 😃

Sure, will do