A waterproof cross necklace in luminous silver dichroic glass — minimalist, cool, and made for every day: beach, pool, and shower safe on a stainless steel chain that never tarnishes. Moonlight you can wear, for the woman who carries her faith with modern grace.
This isn't ordinary metal jewelry. It's kiln-fused dichroic glass — a material first engineered by NASA for aerospace optics — and it seems to hold light inside it. In silver, that means a sleek, frosted shimmer that shifts as you move, like moonlight caught in glass.
Held up to the light, you'll catch cool diamond-like flashes the camera can never quite capture — a detail best discovered in person.
Every cross is made by hand, never mass-produced. I layer a textured sheet of silver dichroic glass between two thick panes of crystal-clear "Bullseye" glass and fire the stack in a kiln past 1,400°F until it fuses into a single, solid piece. The edges are rounded, smooth, and fire-polished to a high gloss, so it feels substantial and comforting in the hand and catches light from every angle.
A clean departure from ornate, old-fashioned religious jewelry. The sleek lines, the weight of the glass, and that floating silver glow make it as easy to wear with everyday clothes as with something special.
Because molten glass moves as it cools, no two crosses are ever identical — making this a meaningful gift for the woman of faith in your life. A thoughtful choice for her on:
Your cross arrives in a gift box, ready to give. To care for it, just wipe with a soft cloth — glass stays beautiful and never tarnishes like metal.
Handmade on Florida's Sun Coast in Bradenton, FL.
When your pieces are not being shown off, it is best to keep them in a dry, soft case. This will protect them and increase the longevity so you can continue to wear them for years to come.
Regularly cleaning your pieces will decrease the natural film that builds up over time. Contact us for more info.
We use a wide range of quality materials that only deliver the best look and experience.
Based on the idea that the things we accumulate during our lifetime are the things that are most dear to us, our pieces are designed to be passed down generation after generation.