The Celtic Cross is 1/2" long. The original Celtic crosses were found in Ireland and Great Britain where they were erected as wayside and cemetery crosses. The Celtic cross is also called the Irish cross and the Cross of Iona. This latter name is probably derived from a famous Celtic cross placed on the Isle of Iona by St. Columba, the missionary from Ireland, in the sixth century to mark the founding of one of his monasteries. The circle in the center of every Celtic cross stands for eternity.

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