Moon pendant bronze "Lunula cross"
Slavic Lunitsa / Lunula pendant, a crescent-shaped pendant, stands as a symbol of female strength and the power of the moon. This amulet was used to protect not only the unborn child, but also its mother from danger. It is believed that wearing this sacred jewelry provides security in times of vulnerability and uncertainty.
This cross-shaped Lunitsa pendant (lunula) from the Viking Age is a replica of a Slavic moon pendant found in Kiever Rus. In the 10th century, the lunula amulet (of Slavic origin) spread throughout the Baltic States. Moon pendants were sought after by Slavs, Rus and Eastern Vikings alike. With its intricate design, this beautiful piece is still in demand today and works well as jewelry for historical display or as an elegant accessory in everyday life.
Details moon pendant bronze "Lunula cross":
Material: bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2%)
Color: bronze
dimensions: approx. 3.5 x 3.5 cm (1.38 x 1.38 in)
Diameter eyelet: approx. 3 mm (0.12 in)
The pendant is delivered without chain or leather strap. In our store, however, these are available separately, e.g. leather strap for leather chain natural color, 1m - item no. 8410.
The jewelry is mostly handmade, which may lead to slight variations in size and shape. This is quite common with handmade merchandise, resulting in many unique pieces.
Scope of supply: 1x moon pendant bronze "Lunula cross"
