Nolters INRI Two-Tone Crucifix Pendant vs 14k White Gold Cross Pendant
Buy the Nolters crucifix if you want a two-tone 10k/14k piece with an INRI inscription and a matching chain option, and you want a larger statement size. Buy the 14k white gold cross if you want a plain, solid, single-tone cross made in the US with a flat back that sits cleanly against the skin. The Nolters wins on detail and chain pairing; the white gold cross wins on simplicity and solid construction. Owners of both praise the finish and craftsmanship.
- Choose the Nolters crucifix if you want a two-tone gold crucifix with INRI detail, a choice of five sizes, and an optional matching Pave Figaro chain.
- Choose the 14k white gold cross if you want a plain solid 14k cross with a flat back and a single white-gold tone.
Prices
- Nolters INRI Two-Tone Crucifix Pendant: $145.99 at Nolters (last seen Nov 9)
- 14k White Gold Cross Pendant: $215.99 at WellnessMarketer Jewelry (checked today)
- Difference: the Nolters INRI Two-Tone Crucifix Pendant is $70.00 cheaper than the 14k White Gold Cross Pendant at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

