Baroque Cross

Baroque Cross "The Treasures of Byzantium" – Gold-plated stainless steel and Blue & Emerald resin

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Baroque Cross "The Treasures of Byzantium" – Gold, Blue & Emerald

The opulence of ancient ornaments, the elegance of a contemporary creation.

Spectacular and refined, this large cross of baroque inspiration captivates with the richness of its details and the harmony of its colors.

Its stainless steel structure with a gold finish hosts a sumptuous composition of jewelry resin ornaments, in shades of sapphire blue, emerald green, deep black, and amber gold.

The motifs arranged in rosettes, the colored cabochons, and the delicate small golden pearls compose a generous ensemble, evoking ceremonial jewelry and the treasures of ancient goldsmithing.

At the heart of the cross, the intense blue draws the eye, while the touches of green and golden reflections bring depth and character to this creation.

Byzantine and baroque inspiration

In Byzantine art, the cross occupied a central place, frequently magnified by precious ornaments, enamels, and bright colors.

Later, baroque aesthetics developed a particular taste for generous compositions, contrasts, and decorative richness.

This contemporary creation freely draws inspiration from these two worlds, combining their ornamental splendor with modern materials.

A statement piece

Mounted on a long chain of 70 cm, this cross is worn low, with a natural elegance.

It particularly well accompanies a plain sweater, a sober dress, or a minimalist outfit, becoming its main ornament.

A high-end costume jewelry piece, designed for those who love bold jewelry, rich in details and personality.

  • Material: stainless steel with a gold finish (no possible allergies!)

  • Ornaments: colored jewelry resin

  • Colors: deep blue, emerald green, black, and gold

  • Style: baroque, Byzantine inspiration

  • Chain: 70 cm

  • Cross dimensions: 4.5 cm in height by 3 cm in width 

  • Presentation: delivered in a Templar Soul gift box

“Some adornments do not need a crown to evoke majesty.”