Our South Crofty tin cross pendants and Cornish tin earrings have all been faithfully reproduced from original crosses and monuments dotted around our Cornish lanscapes.

The St Piran's cross can still be found among the dunes of Penhale Sands and is the earliest recorded stone cross in Cornwall. It is dedicated to its patron saint and that of tinners and miners.

The Celtic patterned cross and Celtic knot cross depict the many Celtic crosses found here in Cornwall. The Celtic cross symbolises the cross of Jesus with the circle of the sun shining behind it. In Cornwall these crosses can be found as markers to show boundries between towns and to mark the routes to sacred sites such as holy wells, monasteries and chapels.

The Cardinham Cross has been reproduced from a hand sculpted original. The 8th Century granite cross stands in the churchyard at Cardinham, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall.

Our small plain cornish tin cross has been designed at customers requests for christening and godparent gifts. This is a very simple cross, highly shined and delicate.

All of our crosses have been made using 100% Cornish tin, mined from South Crofty before closure in 1998.

Each pendant or set of earrings come in a silver presentation box with a certificate of authentication.

These are also available as matching sets.

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