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Saint Joseph Sterling Silver Oval Medal Necklace — 18" Chain, Gift Box

Saint Joseph Sterling Silver Oval Medal Necklace — 18" Chain, Gift Box

Regular price $104.41 USD
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Product Description:

This Saint Joseph oval medal pendant is a beautiful and meaningful piece of devotional jewelry, meticulously crafted from solid .925 sterling silver. The pendant features a detailed depiction of Saint Joseph, the foster father of Jesus, tenderly holding the Infant Jesus, surrounded by a symbolic "Crown of Thorns" border. As the patron saint of fathers, workers, carpenters, and the universal Church, Saint Joseph serves as a powerful intercessor and model of humble strength and faithful protection. Every medal is die-struck for superior detail and carefully hand-polished and engraved by skilled New England silversmiths. The pendant measures 0.9 inches by 0.7 inches and comes suspended on an 18-inch genuine rhodium-plated curb chain that resists tarnishing. Presented in a deluxe velvet gift box, this necklace is an ideal spiritual gift for birthdays, confirmations, or for any man seeking the protection and guidance of Saint Joseph. Proudly made in the USA, this high-quality devotional piece ensures a lasting legacy of faith for its wearer.

Product Highlights:



SAINT JOSEPH — Saint Joseph is the patron saint of fathers, workers, and the Church, known as the foster father of Jesus and a powerful protector of families.

MATERIAL & SIZE — Crafted from solid .925 sterling silver; medal measures 0.9" x 0.7" (24mm x 17mm) and includes an 18" rhodium-plated surgical steel curb chain.

GIFT OCCASION — A meaningful religious gift for Father’s Day, Confirmation, RCIA, or birthdays, packaged in a deluxe velvet gift box for elegant presentation.

FREE SHIPPING — Carefully packaged and shipped with protection to ensure your devotional jewelry arrives safely and ready to wear.

MADE IN THE USA — Hand-polished and engraved by skilled New England silversmiths, reflecting high-quality American craftsmanship.

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