
Signum Constantini
Constantine Chi-Rho Gladius — Decorative Replica
The story
The Chi-Rho at the centre is the monogram Constantine put on his standards before Milvian Bridge — the moment an empire changed religion.
The work behind this piece
The Chi-Rho is the monogram of Christ that Constantine, according to tradition, placed on his standards before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD — the victory that opened the way to Christian worship in the empire. Purely decorative reproduction, unsharpened.
🏛 Declared reproduction — never sold as an antique
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Guides that talk about this piece
Written by the two of us in the shop: history, materials and honest advice on Constantine Chi-Rho Gladius — Decorative Replica.
Questions about Constantine Chi-Rho Gladius — Decorative Replica
Is this an original antique?
The Chi-Rho is the monogram of Christ that Constantine, according to tradition, placed on his standards before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD — the victory that opened the way to Christian worship in the empire. Purely decorative reproduction, unsharpened.
Can I see it before buying?
Yes. It is on the shelves at Via Cavour 280, Rome, a five-minute walk from the Colosseum, open every day 10:00-20:00. You can buy it there in person.
How much is shipping and how long does it take?
Online orders go through our Etsy boutique: free in Italy, €15 to Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden, €40 to the United States, Canada and Brazil; Etsy shows the estimated delivery date before you pay. Orders leave within 1–2 working days, Monday to Friday, always tracked. This is a decorative blade: it ships only to these 12 countries, because other countries restrict its import.
Is it a good gift?
It arrives ready to display, with the story you have just read.


