Saint Constantine, or Constantine the Great, is considered the patron saint of Emperors and Rulers and he is invoked as a patron for those in positions of authority and leadership. He is also commonly considered the patron saint of Christianity itself as he made large efforts to spread his faith throughout the Roman Empire.
Our pendant showcases historical ancient Byzantine Christian designs, and the back of the pendant it features a cross with the powerful phrase:
IC: Short for “Iēsous” (Ancient Greek for Jesus).
XC: Short for “Christos” (Ancient Greek for Christ).
NI KA: Ancient Greek for “wins” or “conquers.”
Together, IC XC NI KA means “Jesus Christ Conquers,” symbolizing Christ’s triumph over death and sin.
This Cross design is associated with St Constatine and Byzantine history, but is also still common today for both Orthodox Christians and Eastern Catholics.
•Greek Byzantine coin charm. One side has St Constantine, the other side a Cross with letters “IXCX NIKA” which means “Jesus Christ Conquers”.
•Coin size ~2cm
•Sterling silver Sue Sensi tag and Evil Eye at the back
• Choose your necklace chain
• Pendants are easily removable from all necklace options, allowing you to personalise and add multiple pendants to your piece.
• Pendant Link options have a central circle connector that opens for pendant customisation.
• All chain lengths: 45cm with extension to 50cm




























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