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A distinctive example of 1980s jewelry design, this estate 14K yellow gold cross pendant showcases the era's signature nugget-style texture. The organic, tactile surface creates visual depth and dimensional interest, while the classic cross silhouette honors timeless religious symbolism with vintage character.
This cross pendant exemplifies the textured goldwork that defined 1980s jewelry—the nugget-style surface catches and reflects light from every angle, creating a dynamic visual effect. The lightweight construction ensures all-day comfort, making it ideal for everyday wear or layering with other pieces.
Collectors of vintage religious jewelry, those seeking a meaningful gift with distinctive 1980s style, or anyone who appreciates textured goldwork. The modest scale and polished bail make it versatile for solo wear or layering with other necklaces.
Note: Chain sold separately. Pendant includes smooth polished bail for easy attachment to your choice of chain.
A beautiful symbol of faith with the distinctive character of vintage nugget-style goldwork.
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Master Jeweler & Silversmith
Mark Geller, a seasoned jeweler trained by his family, took over 'Almark Jewelers' and rebranded it as 'Adamark Jewelers' in 1982, based in Sandy Springs. He also founded 'Silversmiths Inc.' during this period. In 2007, he merged the entities into 'Adamark Jewelers and Silversmiths, Inc.' and relocated to the vibrant area of East Cobb, continuing a legacy of expert jewelry craftsmanship and service.