Celtic cross handmade in solid bronze. The design emerged in Ireland and Britain in the Early Middle Ages and was widespread from the 9th through the 12th centuries - right when Vikings raided and colonized the Brittish isles.

• Size: 35 x 19 mm
• Diameter of hole: 3 mm
• Material: Bronze
• Does not include a chain

The conversion to Christianity of the Scandinavian people took place during the Viking Age. The change was propelled forth by Viking kings who saw a political benefit from the new faith. Archaeological finds suggest that the two faiths co-existed for centuries. Contrary to popular belief, many raiding Vikings were Christian by the end of the Viking Age, since raiding was about business - not faith.