14K Gold Engraved Diamond-Cut Cross Pendant

Engraved Diamond Cut Cross Pendant in 14K Gold

Fine surface detail gives our Engraved Diamond Cut Gold Cross Pendant a distinctive texture with a repeating diamond cut pattern etched across the entire face of the cross. The engraved design creates small reflective points that catch light with subtle flashes while maintaining the clean outline of a traditional cross. Measuring at approx. 1 5/16" tall by 5/8" wide, the pendant carries a slender profile that always feels light yet visually defined. At approx. 0.93 grams, the piece is designed for comfortable daily wear while maintaining the rich tone and durability associated with fully solid through and through genuine gold jewelry crafted in the USA.

Specifications

• Metal: Guaranteed 14K Solid Gold
• Dimensions: 1 5/16 inches x 5/8 inches (34mm x 16mm)
• Weight: Approx. 0.93 grams
• Finish: Engraved Diamond-Cut Texture
• Origin: Made in the USA
• Returns: 45-Day Return & Exchange Policy
• Shipping: Free Shipping in the USA (global options available)

Diamond Cut Engraving Across the Surface

The defining feature of this cross is the engraved diamond cut pattern that runs continuously along each and every arm. Tiny intersecting cuts create a textured surface that reflects from multiple angles for a gentle sparkle without the use of gemstones, only solid gold. This detailed engraving adds depth while preserving the simplicity of the traditional cross shape.

A Lightweight Cross with Daily Meaning

With its slim profile and weight, this pendant pairs naturally with fine gold chains and smaller necklaces. The straightforward design keeps attention on the symbolism of the cross while the engraved surface adds just enough visual interest to stand apart from plain polished styles. Its classic form and solid gold construction make it a thoughtful gift for baptisms, confirmations or as a personal reminder of faith worn each day. Also available in various styles, shown below.

"Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding." — Proverbs 3:5