Praying hands pendants in .925 sterling silver, in disc-framed and open designs.
The image. Dürer's study of clasped hands from 1508 became the most reproduced devotional image in Western art. On a pendant it reads as devotion without naming a specific saint or tradition, which is why it suits people who want something quieter than a cross.
Disc or open. A disc-framed version protects the detail and takes an engraving on the back. An open cut-out reads lighter and shows the shape from both sides.
When it is given. A confirmation, a sympathy gift, or in memory — it carries comfort rather than celebration.
See also faith charms, sterling silver medals and Religious Jewelry. Pair with a silver chain.
