St Benedict Signet

The Sacred Signet

79,99 €
Pourquoi le porterPour la protection

Une prière ancienne contre la tentation, à la main

Votre père mène des combats qu'il ne raconte pas. La prière de saint Benoît sur sa main, « que la sainte croix soit ma lumière », pour tenir.

La médaille de saint Benoît : « Que la sainte Croix soit ma lumière », et l'antique rejet du mal.

Pour un père, un parrain, ou un jeune homme qui a pris saint Benoît comme saint de confirmation.

La médaille de saint Benoît : « Que la sainte Croix soit ma lumière », et l'antique rejet du mal.

Il y a des combats dont un homme ne parle jamais. Cette vieille prière l'accompagne dans chacun d'eux.

Une prière ancienne contre la tentation, à la main

Pour un père, un parrain, ou un jeune homme qui a pris saint Benoît comme saint de confirmation.

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  • Une protection qui reste sur vous, partout où vous allez
  • Arrives in our gift box, ready to give
Couleur: Argenté
Taille: 54

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Le bracelet graine de moutarde

« Une foi grande comme une graine de moutarde déplace les montagnes. »

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Le bracelet graine de moutarde
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Une foi qui déplace les montagnes

Le bracelet graine de moutarde

Valeur 49,99 € Offert

« Si vous avez de la foi comme une graine de moutarde, vous déplacerez les montagnes. »

Matthieu 17:20

La graine de moutarde est la plus petite des graines. Jésus l’a choisie pour dire qu’un peu de foi suffit à déplacer les montagnes. Ce bracelet en renferme une vraie, pour que cette promesse vous accompagne : les jours difficiles, avant un grand pas, ou pour quelqu’un que vous voulez encourager.

  • Une vraie graine de moutarde, dans un cadre transparent
  • Cordon bleu marine tressé à la main et acier argenté, réglable de 14 à 26 cm
  • Livré avec sa carte Matthieu 17:20, prêt à offrir

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Détails du produit

The medal of Saint Benedict on a broad 19 mm signet, with an aged finish that brings out every letter.

Material
316 titanium steel
Finish
Silver or gold finish
Width
19 mm
Ring size
US 7 to 15
Symbol
Saint Benedict Medal
Packaging
Signature gift box and polishing cloth
Comment le porter

The face is a broad 19 mm round signet, with an aged finish that keeps every letter of the Saint Benedict medal readable. On a man's hand it looks right on the ring finger, the middle finger or the little finger. Sizes run from US 7 to US 15; a 19 mm face covers more of the finger, so go one size up if you are between two.

The 316 titanium steel can stay on in the shower, at the gym and at work. Silver suits a steel watch, gold tone warmer jewelry. It is a strong gift for a father, a godfather or a confirmation.

Questions

Is the 19 mm Sacred Signet available in large sizes?

Yes, up to US 15. It starts at US 7 (about 54.4 mm of finger circumference); because the face is 19 mm wide, choose the larger size if you are between two.

What is 316 titanium steel?

A grade of stainless steel used for jewelry that is worn every day. It does not rust and stays bright with normal wear.

Is the Benedict medal on The Sacred Signet a talisman?

No. The Church treats the Saint Benedict medal as a sacramental, a sign of faith and a reminder to pray, not an object with power of its own. The letters on the ring form a short prayer against evil.

Who was Saint Benedict?

An Italian monk of the sixth century who wrote the Rule followed by Benedictine monasteries. He is the patron saint of Europe.

Is The Sacred Signet a fitting gift for a young man confirmed under the name Benedict?

Yes, it is a natural choice if he took Benedict as his confirmation saint. Check his size first, since the 19 mm face is broad.

How is it packaged?

Each ring comes in its own protective bag, ready to give.

My husband is a corrections officer. Maximum security. He comes home and doesn't talk. He's a man of faith, a Catholic, and I see it wearing on him year after year.

Nobody sees what he walks past each day, and he has decided you will not see it either. That silence is how he protects you, and it is lonely on both sides of the table. Saint Benedict's medal has long been worn as a plea against evil, which he of all people knows is not an abstraction. The Sacred Signet, carries that medal and its words, 'may the holy cross be my light,' for a father or a man with battles he never talks about. Check what his facility allows. Give it with: 'You don't have to tell me about it. Tell Him.' Then, on the hardest nights, just sit next to him.

The prayer

Crux sacra sit mihi lux. Non draco sit mihi dux. (May the holy cross be my light. Let not the dragon be my guide.)

Latin verses on the Saint Benedict medal, found in a 1415 manuscript at Metten Abbey, Bavaria

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on every order. Your order is processed within 24 hours on business days, then shipped with tracking.

Every order arrives in our signature gift box, with a microfiber cloth to keep your piece shining.

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Returns. You have 30 days after delivery to return your piece, unworn and in its original packaging.

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1-year warranty & care

Covered for 1 year against manufacturing defects: a clasp that fails, a stone that falls out without impact, a structural defect. Send your order number and 3 to 4 photos and we ship a replacement once your claim is approved, with no return needed. Full warranty

  • Daily wear: Put your jewelry on last, after lotions, perfume and hairspray.
  • Water and activity: Wear it in the shower, at the gym and at the beach: the steel will not rust or turn your skin green.
  • Storage: Keep it in its signature gift box so it does not rub against other jewelry.
  • Cleaning: Wipe it with the microfiber cloth included, after wearing.
The Sacred Signet

Sa signification

Every letter of the medal, on a ring

The reverse of the Saint Benedict medal is a puzzle of initials, and this signet reproduces it.

The letters CSSML and NDSMD on the cross abbreviate "May the holy cross be my light, let not the dragon be my guide." Around the edge, VRSNSMV and SMQLIVB begin with "Vade retro Satana," a rejection of temptation. Pope Benedict XIV approved the medal in 1742, and the Jubilee design of 1880 fixed the form most often seen today. At 19 mm wide, with an aged finish that brings out the lettering, the face leaves room for every...

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A strong gift for a father or godfather, or for a young man at his confirmation who has taken Benedict as his saint. Christmas works too; check his size before ordering.

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