Large silver cross jewelry – crucifix

On the front side of the large silver cross jewelry is depicted the Crucifixion of Christ. Nearby were those who attended His execution: Our Lady and Mary Magdalene on the left, ap. John the Theologian and centurion Longinus on the right. Around the Crucified Savior on the cross are icons of the most revered saints in heaven, heavenly helpers in a variety of needs, spiritual and family problems. On the horizontal bar on the right and left are the images of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker and the Holy Martyr Tryphon. At the top of the cross is the image of the Holy Trinity. Below are Three Ecumenical Saints, Basil the Great, John Chrysostom and Gregory the Theologian. The cross is framed by prayer. These are the words from the Canon to the Cross of the Lord: "The cross is omnipotent, the apostles praise, the venerable statement and the faithful sign, the hierarchs and martyrs glory, the victory and approval of all praising thee. “Honest Cross, guardian of soul and body, wake us, deposing demons in your own way, driving away enemies, exercising passions, and blessing us with mi and life and strength, with the help of the Holy Spirit, and honest Prayer of prayer." On the back of the cross in the center is the icon of the Mother of God “Tolgskaya”, the great miraculous shrine of the Yaroslavl land. Above the Virgin, the Guardian Angel dawns. The image of his ministry is presented on the icon below "The Guardian Angel leads the soul of man." Left and right - the images of the greatest saints of the Christian Church, St. Sergius of Radonezh and St. Spiridon of Trimyphuntus. Along the edge are written the words of a prayer to the Most Holy Theotokos: "Do not entrust me with human intercession, Most Holy Lady, but accept the prayer of Thy servant: grief will be upon me, I hate demonic shooting, I don’t cover the imam, below where I will come running cursed, always conquer, and comfort not the imam, except You, the Mistress of the world, hope and faithfulness of the faithful, do not despise my prayer"