Lapis Lazuli Chrismon Charms

Lapis lazuli Chrismon charms belong to our Christian symbols jewelry, pieces that carry centuries of faith in a small, wearable form. The Chrismon is formed by the Greek letters Chi (X) and Rho (P), the first two letters of Christ, and it has represented Christianity since the time of Emperor Constantine the Great, who embraced the words In Hoc Signo Vinces, under this sign you will be victorious.

At Lapis Lazuli World, these charms are crafted from solid 950 sterling silver and inlaid with natural lapis lazuli in our Santiago, Chile workshops. They measure approximately 0.97 inches in diameter and come in two designs, plus a matching key holder:

• Single Sided Chrismon: the symbol on the front, with a solid silver back
• Reversible Chrismon – Ichthus: the Chrismon on one side and the Ichthus, the fish of early Christian faith, on the other, inlaid with lapis lazuli and malachite
• Chrismon Key Holder: made entirely of 950 sterling silver

The Ichthus fish was one of the earliest symbols used by Christians, and pairing it with the Chrismon makes the reversible charm especially meaningful. Both charms can be worn on a chain or bracelet, and the key holder lets you carry the symbol every day.

They make thoughtful gifts for baptisms, confirmations, Easter or Christmas. Every stone is natural, so each of our lapis lazuli Chrismon charms is unique, and all are made by the manufacturer, with no middlemen. Explore our Christian Symbols Jewelry for more.