A version of this Canterbury Cross appears on the Archbishops tomb in the Canterbury Cathedral located in Canterbury, England.   Greek form shown in cherry and mahogony.

Canterbury Cross (cherry)

Russian Orthodox

Fishermans Cross

Italian Cross

The Latin Belted Cross displays four belts at the center and ends, symbolizing Christianitys beginning with Christ and spreading to the four corners of the Earth.

Celtic Cross #1

Celtic Star #1

Celtic Star #2

Celtic Braid

The Celtic Cross or Irish Cross display a mystical braid which is symbolic of eternal life.  The circle sometimes found connecting the arms of the cross symbolizes eternity.  The flared arms, seen in one example here, mean holy

Orthodox Boyer Cross

Greek Palm Cross

Italian Potence Cross

The trefoil or triple scallops at the end of each arm represent the Holy Trinity.  The raised beading is to remind us to focus on our prayers.  The word bede (Middle English) means prayer or rosary.  Greek form shown in walnut and poplar.

Tree of Life Cross

Rose of Thorns Cross

Sword & Anvil Cross