Antique and Vintage Medals
These new Daylight Combos emphasize our love of green — from the pale tones to more saturated sea green hues, we love pairing these colors with our silver medals. Green is light and dreamy — it’s the same feeling our little local Parisian neighborhoods give off during daylight…
A sea-green enamel medal is about the size of a dime, and we’ve paired it with an oval Lourdes medal.
Front:
Oval heavy vintage medal with image of young St. Bernadette with hands clasped in prayer.
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:
Image of Virgin and Child with inscription: “Notre Dame d’Orcival P.P.N”. (transl. from French: P.P.N. = Pray for Us). The front side of the medal is covered in a turquoise green enamel
Back:
Image of church of Notre Dame d’Orcival (from the central region of France).
Inscription: “Basilique de N.D. D’Orcival”
The church has been a pilgrimage site since the 12th century. It houses the "Notre Dame de Fers" (Our Lady of the Shackles), a miracle-working statue of the Virgin and Child that is said to free people from unjust convictions.
Antique and Vintage Medals
These new Daylight Combos emphasize our love of green — from the pale tones to more saturated sea green hues, we love pairing these colors with our silver medals. Green is light and dreamy — it’s the same feeling our little local Parisian neighborhoods give off during daylight…
A sea-green enamel medal is about the size of a dime, and we’ve paired it with an oval Lourdes medal.
Front:
Oval heavy vintage medal with image of young St. Bernadette with hands clasped in prayer.
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:
Image of Virgin and Child with inscription: “Notre Dame d’Orcival P.P.N”. (transl. from French: P.P.N. = Pray for Us). The front side of the medal is covered in a turquoise green enamel
Back:
Image of church of Notre Dame d’Orcival (from the central region of France).
Inscription: “Basilique de N.D. D’Orcival”
The church has been a pilgrimage site since the 12th century. It houses the "Notre Dame de Fers" (Our Lady of the Shackles), a miracle-working statue of the Virgin and Child that is said to free people from unjust convictions.
