The Saints for Sinners Stainless Steel Bar-Ball Chain is perfect for any occasion. The contemporary and stylish stainless steel ensures a long-lasting and durable chain, perfect for wearing alone or with medals or charms. The smooth finish of the chain ensures it will be...

   The Holy Spirit is the third part, or member, of the Trinity. The Spirit is the embodiment of the love within God’s communion that he shares with us. Wear the Holy Spirit medal as a reminder of the peace and charity that God has...

     When Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque was 19, Jesus appeared to her and showed her visions of his Sacred Heart. In one of these images, Jesus pointed to his own heart was surrounded by flames, representing His burning love for all people. Wear the Sacred...

This ladies necklace is perfect for adding medals or charms. Crafted in luxurious rose gold, it's perfect for a special occasion or everyday wear.

Saint Joan of Arc was an extraordinary young woman, famous for having led the French in battle during the Hundred Years War. She boosted the morale of the soldiers who followed her and earned their respect through her strength and bravery. Though Joan was...

 Saint Michael is one of the three Archangels, along with Gabriel and Raphael; a true warrior and leader of Heaven’s team in its triumph over Hell. He is often worn by people aware of the need for the protection of our police and also...

   Saint Gerard Majella was a devoted son to his widowed mother. The skills he learned from this caretaking allowed Gerard to become a spiritual guide to pregnant women and those in the process of childbirth. Gerard was known for being able to converse with...

  Saint Anthony is the patron of those searching for lost things. He has a well-known prayer for folks who have lost their keys, wallet, or something else: “Anthony, Anthony, look around, something’s lost that must be found.” That prayer worked for Rob at the...

Saint Ann, the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is known as the patron saint of mothers, stepmothers, motherly figures, and grandmothers. On her medal, Ann is shown teaching the Blessed Virgin Mary how to read. A book is in Saint Ann’s lap. She...

Therese was a frail girl whose ill health left her deprived from doing much of the charity work she wanted to do. In her teenage years, Therese became a Carmelite nun in order to fully devote herself to prayer, offering up her sickness and...

Mary’s life was forever changed when Jesus cast seven devils out from her; from that point on, she became His ardent and loyal follower. Even when Jesus was ostracized and left to die on the cross, Mary stood by Him. After Jesus died, Mary...

These two round hearts adorned with fire and intertwined with thorns, represent the unity between Christ and the Blessed Mother. Wear the United Hearts of Jesus & Mary as a reminder of the divine love between the Blessed Virgin and her son.       Your...

 Saint Luke, one of the Four Evangelists and devout disciple of Paul, wrote the New Testament books, “The Acts of the Apostles” and “The Gospel of Luke.” He is known for being diverse and inclusive in his works, writing about downtrodden sinners, the poor...

    Saint Jude is famous for his patronage as the saint of “hopeless causes.” He is known for interceding on our behalf when we believe everything is impossible and all hope is lost. One of the only Saint Jude Shrines in the world is located...

    Saint Francis, founder of the Franciscan Order, was known for his devotion to poverty, brotherly love, and freedom. He was well-loved during his lifetime for his beautiful and inspirational preaching. Not only was he a charismatic leader among people—he also communicated with animals, and...