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Product Specs
- Pendant Charm Type: Themed
- Finish: Polished
- Warranty: 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
- Weight: 1.09 grams
- Width: 15 mm
- Length: 22 mm
- Jewelry Type: Pendants & Charms
- Durability: Solid
- Gender: Unisex
Evoke the protection and guidance of Saint Florian with this exquisite Sterling Silver Antiqued Saint Florian Medal. This beautifully crafted piece is made of high-quality sterling silver with an average weight of 1.09 grams, ensuring durability and lasting beauty.
The medal features a unique antiqued finish that adds a touch of old-world charm, while the intricate details of Saint Florian are expertly depicted. Saint Florian is the patron saint of firefighters, making this medal a thoughtful and meaningful gift for those who serve in this noble profession.
Measuring 22mm in length and 15mm in width, this elegant medal is the perfect size to wear on a chain around your neck or carry with you in your pocket. Whether you are a firefighter looking for added protection or simply seeking a connection to this powerful saint, the Sterling Silver Antiqued Saint Florian Medal is a beautiful and meaningful addition to any jewelry collection. Order yours today and experience the comforting presence of Saint Florian in your daily life.
The medal features a unique antiqued finish that adds a touch of old-world charm, while the intricate details of Saint Florian are expertly depicted. Saint Florian is the patron saint of firefighters, making this medal a thoughtful and meaningful gift for those who serve in this noble profession.
Measuring 22mm in length and 15mm in width, this elegant medal is the perfect size to wear on a chain around your neck or carry with you in your pocket. Whether you are a firefighter looking for added protection or simply seeking a connection to this powerful saint, the Sterling Silver Antiqued Saint Florian Medal is a beautiful and meaningful addition to any jewelry collection. Order yours today and experience the comforting presence of Saint Florian in your daily life.
