Antique and Vintage Medals
Like Daylight 6, this unique combo is petite, and mixes the ornate with simple, both casual and elevated. The rectangular Mary is about ¾ inches, and the small blue enamel medal is the size of an eraser head.
Front (rectangular | hexagonal Mary medal):
Profile view of Virgin Mary framed with flowers and inscription “Ave Maria” (“hail Mary”) at top
Back:
Vision of Saint Bernadette in the grottoes at Lourdes, France. St. Bernadette had a total of 18 visions of the Virgin Mary in the grottoes at Lourdes. Since then, the site has been considered a holy place where followers go to swim in the waters. Lourdes is still an extremely popular pilgrimage destination. Travelers from all over the world make the journey every year seekinghealth and healing.
Front (small round medal):
St. Christopher
Saint Christopher carrying Infant Christ According to legends, St. Christopher carried a child across a turbulent river to safety. Not knowing it was Christ, he was later associated with protection for travelers. Today Christopher is a popular saint amongst surfers, many of whom wear and carry these medals.
Back:
A female saint holding a cross with the crucifixion on it. She is inscribed within a thin oval frame. On either side of the frame are views of churches. Inscription on bottom is on partially decipherable. She might be associated with Saints Catherine, Helena, or Emmanuelle.
Front:
Silver medal with blue enamel (size - 1/4” : very small!)
Sacred Heart of Christ:
Back:
Virgin and Child (light blue enamel)
Antique and Vintage Medals
Like Daylight 6, this unique combo is petite, and mixes the ornate with simple, both casual and elevated. The rectangular Mary is about ¾ inches, and the small blue enamel medal is the size of an eraser head.
Front (rectangular | hexagonal Mary medal):
Profile view of Virgin Mary framed with flowers and inscription “Ave Maria” (“hail Mary”) at top
Back:
Vision of Saint Bernadette in the grottoes at Lourdes, France. St. Bernadette had a total of 18 visions of the Virgin Mary in the grottoes at Lourdes. Since then, the site has been considered a holy place where followers go to swim in the waters. Lourdes is still an extremely popular pilgrimage destination. Travelers from all over the world make the journey every year seekinghealth and healing.
Front (small round medal):
St. Christopher
Saint Christopher carrying Infant Christ According to legends, St. Christopher carried a child across a turbulent river to safety. Not knowing it was Christ, he was later associated with protection for travelers. Today Christopher is a popular saint amongst surfers, many of whom wear and carry these medals.
Back:
A female saint holding a cross with the crucifixion on it. She is inscribed within a thin oval frame. On either side of the frame are views of churches. Inscription on bottom is on partially decipherable. She might be associated with Saints Catherine, Helena, or Emmanuelle.
Front:
Silver medal with blue enamel (size - 1/4” : very small!)
Sacred Heart of Christ:
Back:
Virgin and Child (light blue enamel)
