Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation medals in solid 14K and 10K gold and .925 sterling silver â the three sacraments of initiation, gathered on one page.
More about Sacrament Medals
Baptism. Circle, oval and cross medals, including scalloped-edge and praying-hands designs, in sizes suited to an infant. In 14K yellow, rose, two-tone and tri-color gold.
First Communion. The chalice, on its own or paired with a cross, and round disc medals. In 14K and 10K gold and in sterling silver.
Confirmation. Dove designs for the Holy Spirit, and plain "My Confirmation" medals. Dimensions are on each product page.
By sacrament. Baptism medals in 14K gold, baptism medals in sterling silver, communion medal pendants, silver Holy Communion pendants, confirmation medals and silver confirmation pendants.
Also consider. A cross pendant, a rosary, an angel pendant or a Miraculous Medal. Pair with a 14K gold chain or a sterling silver chain, and browse Childrenâs Jewelry and Religious Jewelry.
Common questions
What are the sacrament medals?
Medals given to mark the three sacraments of initiation: Baptism, First Holy Communion and Confirmation. This page gathers all three in one place.
Which symbol goes with which sacrament?
Baptism medals carry a cross, a circle or praying hands. Communion medals carry the chalice. Confirmation medals carry a dove for the Holy Spirit.
What metals are they made in?
Solid 14K gold in yellow, white, rose, two-tone and tri-color, solid 10K gold in yellow and two-tone, and .925 sterling silver. Gold is stamped with its purity; silver is stamped .925.
What is a good baptism or christening gift?
A small baptism medal on a chain is the traditional choice, in a size suited to an infant. Circle, oval and cross medals are all here, in several sizes.
Does a sacrament medal come with a chain?
No â these are sold as pendants and charms. Bail sizes fit standard chains, so you can pair one with a chain you already own.
