The Huguenot Cross is a Christian religious symbol of the French evangelical reformed faith, originating in France and drawn into the history of Huguenot ancestry as a representation of the death of Christ and also victory over death and impiety.
There are eight points of the cross to symbolise the eight Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3 - 12), in between which you will see four Fleur de Lys with three petals each that are said to signify the twelve apostles. Traditionally, these crosses also feature doves as a symbol of the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:16), but throughout history and times of persecution, this dove has been replaced with a pearl to represent a teardrop.