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Vintage Miracle jewellery Medieval styled Pendant of the St.Cuthbert Cross

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Medieval/Heraldic styled pendant with faux semi-precious stones made by Miracle Jewellery possibly 40 or 50 years ago. Marked Miracle and Britain on the back. Inside cross is a St.Cuthbert’s cross.

Pendant diameter 430mm

Silver coloured chain is 24 inch length (61cms)

£30.00

1 in stock

Product Description

Rare Finds
One of a kind, vintage and antique pieces of Celtic Heritage and Historical content. Special items that are unique and possibly not to be found elsewhere.
MIRACLE JEWELLERY
A leading jewellery design company specialising in Celtic, Scottish and Irish designs. The company originated in Birmingham, started by A. Hill and Company in 1946. Their creations were taken from Celtic history, Scottish agate jewellery, Charles Rennie MacKintosh designs and other historical inspiration. They used Sterling Silver or Pewter with reproductions of semi precious stones from bohemian glass. Miracle closed it's Birmingham operation in 2013 and was taken over by St.Justin of Cornwall. Their range at present is quite small and older pieces of Miracle that are no longer made are very collectable.

Additional information

Design

Crosses, Heraldic

Origins

England

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ST.CUTHBERT
St.Cuthbert was a saint of the early Celtic Northumbrian church (634 – 687 AD). He was a monk, bishop and hermit associated with Melrose, Scotland and Lindisfarne off the Northumbrian coast. Much loved and reverred, after the Viking invasion and sacking of the Lindisfarne community in 793 his body was saved and his body and relics were taken around the North of England claiming many miracles. Eventually his body was buried in Durham Cathedral in 995. It is said his body didn’t decompose when it was re-interred.

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