Zgard 1434

Zgardas (singular ′Zgard′, masculine) are amulets in the form of crosses, which, by analogy with Christian ones, were called Maltese or Teutonic crosses. The name Zgarda originated from Skt. ′ Svarga ′ - that is, Svarga, the Universe.
For a long time it was believed that this amulet is a symbol of the unity of the four earthly elements: earth and fire, air and water. Also, this symbol reveals the relationship between time and space, energy and information.
Sometimes the crucifixion of a person is depicted on the Maltese cross, which symbolizes the purpose of a person - to listen and follow God′s will.
Zgard (Maltese Cross) is a sign of human harmony with the whole world.
These jewelry are unique witnesses of the preserved traditions that have come down to our time, and have not lost their protective power.
Can be worn as an independent decoration and combined with coral namyst. Looks great with embroidery.
Metal (zinc alloy, aluminum and copper), coating - bronze, casting, reconstruction.