Antique and Vintage Medals
A pale-green enamel medal sets off this dreamy trio. We love how the lucky clover (about the size of a nickel) hangs slightly lower than the two round medals, a little bit of whimsy added to this delicate combo.
Front:
Image of Mary with pale green enamel overlay
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 seeking health and healing
Front:
A heart with rays of light bursting from the chest of Christ is a symbol of his compassion for humanity.
Back:
Virgin and Child with lion at their feet in front of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, a popular pilgrimage site in Lyon, France. The church is built on top of a Roman forum, and overlooks the city.
Fourvière is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who protected the city from the bubonic plague that swept Europe in 1643.
On December 8 of each year, a celebration called the Festival of Lights illuminates the entire city in thanks to the Virgin for its salvation.
Antique and Vintage Medals
A pale-green enamel medal sets off this dreamy trio. We love how the lucky clover (about the size of a nickel) hangs slightly lower than the two round medals, a little bit of whimsy added to this delicate combo.
Front:
Image of Mary with pale green enamel overlay
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 seeking health and healing
Front:
A heart with rays of light bursting from the chest of Christ is a symbol of his compassion for humanity.
Back:
Virgin and Child with lion at their feet in front of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, a popular pilgrimage site in Lyon, France. The church is built on top of a Roman forum, and overlooks the city.
Fourvière is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who protected the city from the bubonic plague that swept Europe in 1643.
On December 8 of each year, a celebration called the Festival of Lights illuminates the entire city in thanks to the Virgin for its salvation.
