
Sterling Silver St Brigid's Cross - Small
Regular price $149.95Story
St. Brigid’s Cross is one of Ireland’s most beloved Christian symbols. Traditionally woven from rushes on the eve of St. Brigid’s feast day, the cross has long been placed in Irish homes as a sign of faith and protection.
This small sterling silver pendant brings that enduring Irish tradition into a piece that can be worn close to the heart. Handmade in County Wicklow by Fado, it carries the story of one of Ireland’s most beloved saints wherever you go.
Why You'll Love It
Simple, meaningful, and unmistakably Irish, this St. Brigid’s Cross is a beautiful way to keep a connection to Irish faith and tradition close.
Its small size makes it easy to wear every day, while the familiar woven design carries a story that reaches back through generations of Irish life.
Irish Heritage
St. Brigid is one of Ireland’s three patron saints, alongside St. Patrick and St. Columba. The cross associated with her is traditionally made by weaving rushes into four arms joined at the center.
For generations, St. Brigid’s Crosses have been made around Ireland and placed in homes as a reminder of faith and a prayer for protection. This sterling silver version carries that tradition in a form made to be treasured.
Product Details
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Sterling Silver
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Handmade in County Wicklow, Ireland
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Crafted by Fado
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Traditional St. Brigid’s Cross design
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Small pendant
- Pendant height: 3/4"
The Carrick Mór Touch
At Carrick Mór, we look for Irish gifts that carry a story as well as a connection to Ireland. St. Brigid’s Cross is one of those rare symbols that brings together Irish faith, tradition, and everyday life.
Made By
Fado creates Irish jewelry inspired by the symbols, traditions, and stories of Ireland. Handmade in County Wicklow, each piece reflects the care and craftsmanship behind authentic Irish design.
From County Wicklow
Known as the “Garden of Ireland,” County Wicklow is a land of mountains, valleys, forests, and ancient places. It is also home to the monastic town of Glendalough and a landscape deeply connected to St. Brigid and Ireland’s Christian heritage.