Christian Necklaces
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These are not your average faith necklaces. The Risen Emblem is one image — Christ with arms open after the resurrection — worn as a daily reminder that He rose. Available in gold and silver. Inspired by the Christus statue, each one tells the same story. Each one starts a different conversation. If you’re looking beyond a traditional cross necklace, browse the full shop.
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Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageGold Plated Risen Emblem
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Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageSilver Plated Risen Emblem
$55.00
FAQ
What is the Risen Emblem necklace?
The Risen Emblem is a pendant featuring Christ with arms outstretched and open, based on the Christus statue sculpted by Bertel Thorvaldsen. It represents the resurrection — not the crucifixion, but the moment after. The living Savior, reaching. It’s designed to be worn alongside a cross, not instead of one.
Do you offer christian necklaces for women?
The Risen Emblem necklace is worn by both men and women. The design is intentionally simple and universal — a faith statement, not a gendered style. We offer it in gold and silver so you can choose whatever fits your everyday look.
Is this a pendant necklace or a chain?
The Risen Emblem comes as a pendant on a chain. Check the individual product page for chain length details and available options.
What is the difference between the Risen necklace and a cross necklace?
A cross necklace is a symbol of sacrifice. The Risen Emblem is a symbol of resurrection. They tell different parts of the same story. Many people wear both — the cross around the neck and the Risen Emblem as a companion piece.
Can I buy this as a gift for someone?
Yes. It’s one of the most meaningful gifts you can give to someone in your faith community. It works for confirmations, baptisms, Easter, Christmas, or just because. Reach out to support@risenshop.com if you need help with gifting options.
Where does the design come from?
The design is inspired by the Christus statue, first unveiled in 1829 at the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen. Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen spent years perfecting the pose — arms outstretched, welcoming, open. That’s the image Risen was built around.
