Oxidized Silver Pectoral Cross, Grape Leaf & Wheat Design, Blue Stone, 36" Chain | Koley's Inc.

An Oxidized Silver Pectoral Cross with Eucharistic Symbolism and Blue Stone

The Oxidized Silver Pectoral Cross by Koley's Inc. is a richly detailed episcopal cross featuring a beautifully sculpted grape, leaf, and wheat design in relief across all four arms. Measuring 2-3/8" x 3-1/2", this pectoral cross carries deep Eucharistic symbolism: the grape clusters and wheat sheaves represent the wine and bread of the Eucharist, making this cross a fitting emblem of a bishop's role as shepherd and celebrant of the sacred mysteries. A deep blue cabochon stone is set at the center, adding a jewel-like accent to the oxidized silver finish.

The cross is presented with a 36" rhodium plated chain, providing the traditional length for a pectoral cross worn over episcopal vestments. The oxidized silver finish highlights the intricate relief detail of the grape, leaf, and wheat motifs, giving this cross a warm, antique character suited to formal liturgical use.

Why You'll Love It

• Grape, leaf, and wheat design in relief carries rich Eucharistic symbolism across all four arms of the cross
• Deep blue cabochon stone at the center adds a jewel-like accent to the oxidized silver finish
• Oxidized silver finish highlights the intricate relief detail and gives the cross a warm, antique character
• Flared cross arms with scalloped edges provide a traditional, dignified silhouette
• Includes a 36" rhodium plated chain, the traditional length for a pectoral cross worn over vestments
• Crafted by Koley's Inc., a trusted name in quality liturgical goods and church furnishings

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-917
• Vendor: Koley's Inc.
• Cross Dimensions: 2-3/8" x 3-1/2"
• Finish: Oxidized silver
• Design: Grape, leaf, and wheat motif in relief
• Stone: Blue cabochon
• Chain: 36" rhodium plated
• Product Type: Pectoral Cross
• Use: Episcopal vestment cross worn by bishops during liturgical celebrations

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Bishops and archbishops receiving a new pectoral cross for liturgical use
• Dioceses and cathedral chapters presenting a pectoral cross for a bishop's installation or anniversary
• Religious communities honoring a bishop or abbot with a meaningful ceremonial gift
• Parishes and institutions marking a significant episcopal occasion

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: What is a pectoral cross?
Answer: A pectoral cross is a cross worn on the chest by a bishop as a sign of his episcopal office. It is typically worn over vestments during liturgical celebrations and is suspended from a chain around the neck.

Question: What is the symbolism of the grape, leaf, and wheat design?
Answer: Grape clusters and wheat sheaves are traditional Eucharistic symbols representing the wine and bread of the Eucharist. Their presence on a pectoral cross reflects the bishop's role as the principal celebrant of the Eucharist in his diocese.

Question: What are the dimensions of this cross?
Answer: The cross measures 2-3/8" wide by 3-1/2" tall. The included chain is 36" long, the traditional length for a pectoral cross worn over episcopal vestments.

Question: What is the finish on this cross?
Answer: The cross has an oxidized silver finish, which gives it a warm, antique character and highlights the intricate relief detail of the grape, leaf, and wheat design.

Question: Who makes this pectoral cross?
Answer: This pectoral cross is made by Koley's Inc., a respected manufacturer of quality liturgical goods and church furnishings.

Question: How long does it take to receive this item?
Answer: This item is made to order. Please allow approximately 10-12 weeks for production and delivery.

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Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted source for Catholic and Christian parishes, dioceses, religious communities, and families since 1921. From everyday liturgical supplies to the most significant ceremonial pieces, our broad catalog and knowledgeable team are here to help you find the right products for worship, ministry, and the sacred occasions that mark the life of the Church.