Cross Key holders, Key Rings and Key Chains
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code: Cross Key holder 641
Material: Metallic
Description: silver toned key holder with a small gold-toned cross amulet with a red Swarovski crystal and a ring
 $4
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code: Keychain 2051
Material: Metallic
Key chain with three hearts embedded on both sides with red Swarovski crystals. Carries a ring with a cross, Hamsa and key charm
 $50
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code: Cross Key Chain 720
Material: Metallic
Description: silver toned key holder with a ring carrying a cross, Hamsa and Star of David
$4
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code: Cross Key holder 1604
Material: Metallic
Description: Matt silver toned key chain with a ring carrying a cross, Hamsa and Star of David (10*3cm)
$4
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code: Small Tiger eye Key ring 1727
Material: metal, Tiger eye semiprecious gemstone bead
Description: key ring with a Tiger eye bead and a cross charm
Total length: 6cm
Ring Diameter: 2.2cm
$40
$6
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code: Amethyst Key holder 1864
Material: metal, 6mm Amethyst faceted beads, Venice beads
Description: Key ring witH faceted Amethyst bead, Venice beads and a cross charm
Total length: Approx. 6cm
Key ring Diameter: 2.2cm
$40
$6
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Home > keyrings with Christian Cross Pendants and Charms
The cross symbol began to be associated with Christianity in the 2nd Century B.C, and it began to be used widely as a Christian symbol in the 3rd Century. Prior to that Christians were afraid to expose the cross in public. One way to obscure it was to disguise the top part as a circle, making it look like a figurine. Christianity adopted the cross as a symbol following Jesus' crucifixion. His death on the cross, symbolizing his suffering, along with his resurrection, are perceived as a necessary step in man's path towards Liberation. Crucifiction was a popular way of torture and execution in the period of the Roman Empire.
According to Christianity, Jesus was tortured and crucified to repent for humankind's sins, and therefore remembering it is an expression of faith. The cross symbol is widely used in Churches and religious sites. Devoted Christians also hang a cross over the bed, in a central spot of the house, or as a pendant or charm on necklaces, bracelets, earrings or any other jewelry. Crosses are also widely used in Christian cemeteries, where they are placed in front of or over the graves. When Christians pray, enter a holy site, or witness a miracle or disaster, they tend to draw an imaginary cross over their chests. Over time, various factions and sects of Christianity have developed their own unique cross designs, to differentiate from one another.
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