Hand-selected. Handcrafted. Built for presence.
Each gemstone is chosen with precision—8mm round onyx and hematite, selected for their depth, polish, and quiet strength. Framing the flow, bold 8x11 rectangular onyx stones introduce structure and rhythm, adding a deliberate edge to the silhouette.
Commanding the center: a sterling silver cross, set with luminous cubic zirconia. It doesn’t just catch light—it holds meaning. Strength. Focus. The mark of a man who leads with purpose.
This piece is more than jewelry. It’s a statement. A reflection of faith, resilience, and refined masculinity.
The Onyx Cross
How to Clean Sterling Silver Jewelry
For pieces without porous gemstones (like pearls, turquoise, or opals):
Simple Soap & Water Method
- Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with warm water
- Soak the silver piece for 5–10 minutes
- Use a soft toothbrush or microfiber cloth to gently remove tarnish
- Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a lint-free cloth
Baking Soda & Foil Method (for heavier tarnish)
- Line a bowl with aluminum foil, shiny side up
- Add 1 tbsp baking soda + 1 tbsp salt
- Pour in hot water and stir
- Submerge the silver piece for 2–5 minutes
- Rinse and dry thoroughly
Avoid this method if your piece includes porous gemstones or glued settings—it can damage or loosen them.
What to Avoid
- Harsh chemicals like bleach, ammonia, or silver dips
- Ultrasonic cleaners if your piece includes delicate stones
- Paper towels or rough cloths that can scratch the surface
Semi-Precious Gemstones
Each stone carries its own quiet story. Handle with reverence to maintain its natural beauty.
- Spot Clean Only: Use a damp cloth with mild soap to gently wipe the surface. Avoid soaking—especially for porous stones like turquoise, opal, or lapis.
- No Ultrasonics or Steam: These methods may fracture or discolor delicate stones.
- Protect from Heat & Light: Prolonged exposure can fade or weaken certain gems.
- Store Separately: Gemstones can scratch each other. Keep each piece in its own pouch or lined box.
