48 Pcs Catholic Pardon Crucifix for Rosary Making Bulk 1.57 Inch Rosary Cross Charms Pendants Silver Medal Crucifix Cross DIY Supplies for Rosaries Necklace Jewelry Making Prayer Beads Part

The picture doesn't do it justice. The crosses are nicely made. Not heavy and a good size. They are what I expected. Worth every penny. The silver tone is nice, not sure if with time it will change but for now, they are what I need.

Son hermosos y bien detallados

Me encantaron las cruces del perdón

Good value, and seems to be good quality as well. They’re a nice silver color, about an inch long in size. I also appreciate that they come with jump rings already threaded through them. Did a bit of a stress test on one and it did not break, bend, or warp, so they seem to hold up as well. Time will tell if they tarnish in color or not, and if they do I will come back and update the review, but so far they have stayed true. I use them in jewelry making and they function well for that. Would buy in the future if I run out and need more

BEWARE BUYING THESE CRUCIFIXES! I didn’t realize there was a mistake on the back of them until I had them for over a month. It says “Forsive” instead of Forgive.

On the back it reads "forsives" instead of "forgives".

I ordered this 48-piece set of small pardon crucifixes primarily for rosary making and repair. For those unfamiliar with pardon crucifixes, they are named after the special indulgences associated with them from Pope Pius X. On the front of a standard pardon crucifix, above the corpus, are the words “Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum,” which translates to “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” On the back of the cross, you will find the Sacred Heart and two inscriptions. The first inscription, located on the horizontal arm, is the prayer of pardon that gives this crucifix its name: "Father, forgive them." The vertical portion of the back features the words Jesus spoke to St. Margaret Mary in 1675: "Behold this Heart which has so loved men." Additionally, there is a symbol of Mary at the foot of the cross. These pardon crucifixes are an enhanced version because, along with the standard design, they also include the miraculous medal and the St. Benedict medal. This combination is referred to as the triple-threat pardon crucifix. While these crucifixes are well-made, there are a couple of issues. The horizontal inscription mistakenly reads “Father, forsive them” instead of "Father, forgive them." Most people likely won’t notice this error, as they may not read the fine print closely. Moreover, the product description is somewhat contradictory; one part states that the crucifixes are made of silver, while another claims they are made with a rust-resistant alloy. It seems they mean that the crucifixes look like silver but are not actually made of it. Overall, my impression of these pardon crucifixes is generally favorable. They are a middle-tier option suitable for making or repairing low-budget rosaries. If you are working on high-end rosaries, you may want to look for a more refined product.