The term "Grand Croix" refers to a high-ranking honor or distinction, often associated with various orders of chivalry. It is typically awarded to individuals for exceptional service or contributions to society, culture, or the military. The title translates to "Great Cross" in English and is often represented by a cross insignia worn around the neck. In many countries, such as France and Belgium, the Grand Croix is part of prestigious orders like the Legion of Honor or the Order of Leopold. Recipients of this honor are usually recognized for their significant achievements and are celebrated in formal ceremonies.