Greeks are known for their vivid expressions of emotions with various gestures taking center stage. Here's what they mean.

The Greek Museum also assigned several specialists from each of its department to China to set up the exhibition. Such dedication makes one wonder why cross-cultural exchanges are so important.

She wore a historical piece of jewellery - the amethyst crucifix pendant known as the Atallah Cross Necklace, previously worn by Princess Diana. The large pendant consists of square-cut amethysts ...

Of the 16 Fulham players who played, only four didn’t attempt a cross into the box and one of those was goalkeeper Bernd Leno. When they won the ball, they crossed it into the box. If they were ...

Today, the late princess has an enduring legacy as a style icon, and the famous Attallah Cross is one of her most memorable pieces. The sizable amethyst-and-diamond pendant was famously sold at ...

The story of Princess Diana’s Attallah cross dates back to 1987, when she attended a charity gala in London wearing the statement piece. First created in the 1920s by Garrard, one of Princess Diana’s ...

Kim Kardashian paired Princess Diana’s amethyst cross with a plunging white gown to the LACMA Art+Film Gala on Saturday night. The “Kardashians” star, 44, stunned in the late royal’s cross ...

Kardashian's diamond-encrusted amethyst Attallah cross pendant was previously worn by Princess Diana. The reality star bought the pendant — which has square-cut amethysts and is accented by circ ...

The story of Princess Diana’s Attallah cross dates back to 1987, when she attended a charity gala in London wearing the statement piece. First created back in the 1920s by Garrard, one of ...

Kardashian, 44, wore the late Diana’s iconic Attallah cross to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, looking glamorous in a low-cut white Gucci gown and cream cape. The diamond-encrusted ...

The Roman Curia has interdicted the use of the Greek cross among the Roman Catholics in Ruthenia. This is a somewhat important prohibition. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...