Celtic Iona crosses in .925 sterling silver.
The form. A ring encircling the intersection, with knotwork along the arms. Named for the Scottish island where the design took hold, and one of the oldest cross forms still made.
Antiqued. The recesses are darkened so the knotwork reads. On a Celtic cross this is not decoration — a polished one loses the pattern entirely at arm's length.
See also Celtic and Claddagh crosses, sterling silver crosses and every cross we carry.