
Devotional and slightly dangerous, in polished black stone.
Black Stone Cross Necklace, Carved Gothic Pendant on Black Beaded Strand
A carved black stone cross necklace on a long beaded strand, for the dark feminine and romantic goth wardrobe.
- Arrives Oct 2 to Oct 13
- 30-day returns, no questions
What is included
- Carved cross pendant with flared arms that widen at each tip
- Glossy polished faces with a contrasting matte carved center medallion
- Pierced circular opening at the center of the relief medallion
- Strand of round black beads, one carved with gold-toned characters
- Long beaded strand sits low, works with open collars and deep necklines
- One necklace included
Dimensions and details
The cross is carved with flared arms that widen toward each tip, polished to a wet, mirror-dark shine on the faces. At the center sits a matte relief medallion with a pierced circular opening, so light passes straight through the heart of the pendant. The contrast between the glossy polished surfaces and the matte carved detail gives it a finish that reads both refined and raw. The strand is made of round black beads, with one bead carved and marked with gold-toned characters, adding a quiet, intentional detail to the back of the necklace. The long length means it falls low against the chest, sitting well with open collars and deep necklines. Wear it over a black slip dress, a ribbed tank, a leather jacket, or a heavy autumn knit. It layers with thinner chains for a whimsigoth stack, and it suits anyone drawn to vampire aesthetic styling, silver gothic jewelry, or plain black-on-black dressing. It makes a considered gift for a goth girlfriend or anyone who wears their darkness with intention. Styling note: let the cross fall against bare skin or black fabric, with nothing patterned competing with it.
Devotional and slightly dangerous, in polished black stone.
A black stone cross necklace with flared arms, polished faces, and a pierced center medallion on a round black bead strand. $24.

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