celtic silver cross

I wanna get my brother a really nice silver celtic cross necklace. Where could i get one?

http://www.celtic-rings.biz/celtic-cross es-page1.html

2009-02-25 12:57:11 by Mike B

Celtic Jewellery - Sterling silver cross. www.celtic-jewellery-online.co .uk DSG119 See also: www.celtic-store.co.uk

I recognize giving him a blingy gold cross would be a mistake.

I would like to give him a silver celtic cross, or a saint's medal (St. Brendan or St Nicholas). Will this be a problem?

John, as a former Navy DI (RCC), two tours, I can tell you a couple of things. One, he'll be able to wear the cross on his dog-tag chain, but keep it small. Think St. Christophers. Basically, keep it smaller than the size of a dog tag. Two, definitely, not gold. Silver is quite alright, but no need to tempt the occasional thief.
Every recruit is allowed to wear one religious medal - cross, Saint's, etc - along with the dog tags. There will be times he'll need to take it off, say, in the water survival, fire-fighting, damage control segments, but other than that, he can keep it, and no one will question it or attempt to have him take it off.

2008-10-15 21:29:19 by John T

Price: $35.00 $11.99

Sterling Silver Design
18 inch Cable Chain
Celtic Design

I have a silver celtic cross, and it is getting very tarnished. I'm I guy, so I know nothing of how to get it nice and shiny again. I know there is silver cleaner, but is there anything around the house I can use? I wouldn't even know where to look for silver cleaner.

Thanks!

Toothpaste!!!

Use toothpaste, non gel type is perfect. Forget everything else, this works wonders on everything!

2008-08-11 20:16:06 by Jyotish Prakash

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I hope I don't sound like a weirdo, but this is the only place I can think of to ask this:

I've had a lovely silver Celtic cross for about seven years, and it's gotten progressively dirtier [there are a lot of engraved crannies for dirt to get trapped in]. I've tried cleaning it, but to no avail. So, I've just bought a new one.

So what do I do with the old dirty one. I don't think of this as simple jewelry -- it's a cross, for heaven's sake. I keep thinking it would be disrespectful [if not blasphemous] to just toss it in the trash. What would you suggest?

If it matters, I haven't taken the new one out of it's bag yet.

Donate it to a church or the Salvation Army store.

2007-08-02 22:34:20 by OmnisArs

I have a celtic cross that says "sterling bliss" on the back. Is this the same as sterling silver? If not is there a different way to polish it? I have used regular silver polish and it did not clear up that well. I have also tried toothpaste which I heard works. Any other suggestions or brand of polish to use?

polishing silver is unnecessary

dip in "CLR" then rinse off

2007-06-23 08:10:49 by Superman