Antique and Vintage Medals in golden brass, silver
We’re obsessed with this stack of medals that orbit around a chunky, heavy, shiny golden heart that’s around the size of a quarter.
Images on saint medals:
Front:
Petite round medal with image of Mary
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:
Image of Joan of Arc in profile with her identification inscribed in French.
Back:
Floral motif
Front:
Image of Santa Maria Mazzarello in silver
Back:
Inscribed “S. Maria Mazzarello”, a devout Italian woman who was made a saint in the mid 20th-century. Santa Maria devoted her life’s work to protecting and educating girls and young women. Even though we found this tiny charm in Paris, we wonder about the original owner, who could have traveled with it on a journey from Italy to France.
Antique and Vintage Medals in golden brass, silver
We’re obsessed with this stack of medals that orbit around a chunky, heavy, shiny golden heart that’s around the size of a quarter.
Images on saint medals:
Front:
Petite round medal with image of Mary
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:
Image of Joan of Arc in profile with her identification inscribed in French.
Back:
Floral motif
Front:
Image of Santa Maria Mazzarello in silver
Back:
Inscribed “S. Maria Mazzarello”, a devout Italian woman who was made a saint in the mid 20th-century. Santa Maria devoted her life’s work to protecting and educating girls and young women. Even though we found this tiny charm in Paris, we wonder about the original owner, who could have traveled with it on a journey from Italy to France.
