Jewelry

In 1206, Our Lady of the Rosary presented Saint Dominic with the Rosary as a prayer method to protect against heresy. The Rosary is essential to Catholic prayer tradition. Our Lady has also been invoked to help with military victories. If you want to say the Rosary, or try it, seek help from Our Lady…

Pope Franciss Pectoral Cross is very different from those of the Popes that came before him. Instead of adorning himself with a golden cross covered with jewels, Pope Francis has chosen to wear a simple silver crossthe same one he wore when he was Archbishop and Cardinal of Argentina. The cross features a design of…

This ladies necklace is perfect for adding medals or charms. Crafted in luxurious rose gold, it’s perfect for a special occasion or everyday wear.

When Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque was 19, Jesus appeared to her and showed her visions of his Sacred Heart. In one of these images, Jesus pointed to his own heart was surrounded by flames, representing His burning love for all people. Wear the Sacred Heart of Jesus to show Jesus reminding us of his heart….

Saint Albert is the patron of students, philosophers, and scientists. His medal depicts him with a quill writing a treatise, perhaps on sound and sense, the sensation of memory, or sleep and waking. He was a professor of Theology, and his expertise involved grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music. He was primarily known…

Saint Augustine of Hippo is known as the patron saint of Africa. He began his life in a wayward way and became a wanderer with little regard of Christianity, much to his mother Saint Monicas chagrin. At a certain point, she felt like rejecting him, but a wise bishop remarked, the son of so many…

Bonaventure was a poor Franciscan Friar. As he got older, he became a friend of Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Louis, King of France, and Thomas Aquinas! It was Saint Francis who curiously gave Bonaventure his name. After healing the boy from a nasty stomach ailment, young Francis proclaimed O Bona Ventura! Loosely translated, it…

Saint Cayetano (or Cajetan) lived in Rome during the fifteenth century. Known for his devotion to serving the sick and poora vocation that was looked down upon in his dayCayetano contributed to the Renaissance-era reformation of the Catholic Church. Pray to Saint Cayetano for help with unemployment and wagering, betting, gambling issues. He used to…

Saint Florian, a fourth-century Austrian martyr, is said to have once doused a raging fire with a single pitcher of water. This great deed has left him popular not only with firefighters but also with beer lovers and brewers, who are known for emptying pitchers. Wear a Saint Florian medal to guard against fires and…

Ever since her youth, Gemma had weak health and was prone to illness. For this reason, she was not allowed to join a religious order. Despite this exclusion, Gemma still lived a life of extreme faith and devotionthrough her prayers to Saint Gabriel Possenti, she was miraculously cured of meningitis! Pray to Saint Gemma Galgani,…