St. Joan of Arc Medal

Cast from a vintage devotional token, this charm shows Saint Anthony cradling the Christ Child while holding a small book. Often invoked as the patron of lost things, his likeness was traditionally carried for guidance and recovery.

Drawn from an Italian devotional token, this charm shows Saint Francis in humble prayer, surrounded by small creatures at his hands and feet. As the patron saint of animals and peace, his presence conveys gentleness and stewardship.

Cast from an early 20th-century devotional piece, this charm portrays Saint Anne teaching the young Virgin Mary, As the patron of families and educators, her depiction emphasizes guidance passed from one generation to the next.

This antique-cast charm features Saint Christopher mid-stride, carrying the Christ Child across a coursing river—his most iconic representation. Historically worn by travelers, the original emblem served as a talisman of safe passage. 

Long cherished as a symbol of grace and protection, the Miraculous Medal is reimagined here with a deep blue transparent enamel center. A color reminiscent of evening light settling over a sanctuary.

A symbol of inspiration and artistry, Cecile invites the wearer to listen for the subtle rhythms in their own life.  Carry it on your wrist or upon a chain as an emblem of the melodies that shape your days.

A tribute to the warrior archangel, this gilded brass medal bears the image of St. Michael, guardian of thresholds and champion of the light. Whether worn at the wrist or near the heart, let its presence remind you of the fire that guides you forward.