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A cross on a necklace and round sunglasses developed into signature accessories for Ozzy Osbourne over the course of his long career in music. Martyn Goodacre/Getty Images “Yeah, that’s why we started wearing crosses! Ozzy ‘s father made them for us. He used to work at a metal factory making car parts, so he made us these great big crosses out of spare metal.” In a recent interview with Classic Rock, Butler said that he is he isn’t ruling out a one-off Black Sabbath reunion. During a conversation with Louder Sound, Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler explained what got the band to wear the crosses that ultimately became a staple part of their image. In the first years of the band in all Black Sabbath photos and videos you can see Ozzy Osbourne, Bill Ward, Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi wearing crosses. In an interview with Metal Hammer, Geezer said it was due to a curse that band used the crosses. Geezer Butler remembered the time Black Sabbath started wearing crosses with the intention of warding off a curse that had been placed on them. In their early days, the band members regularly dealt In the first years of the band in all Black Sabbath photos and videos you can see Ozzy Osbourne, Bill Ward, Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi wearing crosses. In an interview with Metal Hammer, Geezer said it was due to a curse that band used the crosses. Geezer Butler remembered the time Black Sabbath started wearing crosses with the intention of warding off a curse that had been placed on them. In their early days, the band members regularly dealt In the first years of the band in all Black Sabbath photos and videos you can see Ozzy Osbourne, Bill Ward, Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi wearing crosses. In an interview with Metal Hammer, Geezer said it was due to a curse that band used the crosses. The Sinister Curse That Made Ozzy Osbourne Wear Crosses Read also: This Was the Love Story of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, Till Death Did Them Part In the early days of Black Sabbath, Ozzy and the band were supposedly cursed by a black magic group after they refused to perform at a Wicca ceremony. The Sinister Curse That Made Ozzy Osbourne Wear Crosses Read also: This Was the Love Story of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, Till Death Did Them Part In the early days of Black Sabbath, Ozzy and the band were supposedly cursed by a black magic group after they refused to perform at a Wicca ceremony. Ozzy passed away in 2025 at the age of 76, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy, children, and a wife, Sharon. But though he was known as the "Prince of Darkness," many fans have wondered: was Ozzy religious? Here's what we know about his thoughts on religion. During a conversation with Louder Sound, Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler explained what got the band to wear the crosses that ultimately became a staple part of their image. While Ozzy’s public image often leaned into dark and gothic themes, his private beliefs told a different story. Despite his “Prince of Darkness” moniker, Ozzy consistently rejected accusations A cross on a necklace and round sunglasses developed into signature accessories for Ozzy Osbourne over the course of his long career in music. Martyn Goodacre/Getty Images In the first years of the band in all Black Sabbath photos and videos you can see Ozzy Osbourne, Bill Ward, Geezer Butler and Tony Iommi wearing crosses. In an interview with Metal Hammer, Geezer said it was due to a curse that band used the crosses. When he was asked if they believed they were cursed, Butler responded: “Yeah, that’s why we started wearing crosses! Ozzy ‘s father made them for us. He used to work at a metal factory making car parts, so he made us these great big crosses out of spare metal.” When he was asked if they believed they were cursed, Butler responded: “Yeah, that’s why we started wearing crosses! Ozzy ‘s father made them for us. He used to work at a metal factory making car parts, so he made us these great big crosses out of spare metal.” “Yeah, that’s why we started wearing crosses! Ozzy ‘s father made them for us. He used to work at a metal factory making car parts, so he made us these great big crosses out of spare metal.” In a recent interview with Classic Rock, Butler said that he is he isn’t ruling out a one-off Black Sabbath reunion. While Ozzy’s public image often leaned into dark and gothic themes, his private beliefs told a different story. Despite his “Prince of Darkness” moniker, Ozzy consistently rejected accusations Ozzy passed away in 2025 at the age of 76, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy, children, and a wife, Sharon. But though he was known as the "Prince of Darkness," many fans have wondered: was Ozzy religious? Here's what we know about his thoughts on religion.
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