Rare Medieval Crusader Silver Cross with Christ and Additional Cross, 10th–13th Century AD This exceptional silver cross, dating to the 10th–13th century AD, offers a poignant glimpse into the religious fervor and craftsmanship of the Crusader era. Its intricate design features Christ with arms extended and a second cross above, symbolizing the unwavering devotion and deep faith of the period. Design Features: •Material: Solid silver with a beautiful original ancient patina, underscoring its authenticity and historical value. •Iconography: The depiction of Christ with outstretched arms signifies sacrifice and redemption, while the additional cross above reinforces its symbolic connection to the Crusaders' mission of reclaiming the Holy Land. •Craftsmanship: A masterful example of medieval religious artistry, reflecting both spiritual and cultural significance. Dimensions: •Length: 31.5 mm •Width: 20.1 mm •Weight: 3.13 g Provenance: Originally sourced from the Levant, this artifact was part of a private Danish collection, acquired in the 1980s. A provenance document and declaration of legal origin are available in PDF format upon request. Historical Significance: Crusader crosses were not only expressions of personal faith but also symbols of unity and purpose during the turbulent Crusades. This artifact serves as a tangible connection to the spiritual dedication and historical struggles of the medieval period. For further details, please refer to the provided images. Note that the photos are magnified for clarity, and the cross is even more striking in person.