Saint Michael

The Saint Michael Crest

99,99 €
Perché indossarloPer la protezione

When the fight is hard, ask Saint Michael for courage

Some workdays feel like a battle. For the son in a demanding job, Saint Michael, protector in the fight, and the courage to keep going.

San Michele che abbatte il drago: il male sconfitto, come narra il libro dell'Apocalisse.

Per un figlio, un fratello o un amico con un ruolo impegnativo, o una cresima con il nome di San Michele.

San Michele che abbatte il drago: il male sconfitto, come narra il libro dell'Apocalisse.

Certi giorni sembrano una battaglia. Michele ha già vinto la più dura, e presta il suo coraggio.

When the fight is hard, ask Saint Michael for courage

Per un figlio, un fratello o un amico con un ruolo impegnativo, o una cresima con il nome di San Michele.

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Dettagli del prodotto

Saint Michael the Archangel stands over the red dragon, gold-tone wings spread, a cross above his head. A shield of deep red enamel framed in antiqued silver tone.

Material
Alloy, enamel
Finish
Antiqued silver-tone, gold-tone wings, red enamel
Length
50 cm twist chain
Pendant size
About 24 x 35 mm
Symbol
Saint Michael the Archangel
Weight
11.5 g
Packaging
Signature gift box and polishing cloth
Come indossarlo

The shield pendant measures about 24 x 35 mm and hangs on a 50 cm twist chain, so it rests on the upper chest. The red enamel and gold-tone wings stand out against a dark T-shirt or sweater, while under a shirt it becomes a private reminder. At 11.5 g it is light enough for daily wear.

The pendant is alloy with enamel, so take it off before a shower, a swim or the gym, and keep it away from perfume. It suits a son, a brother or a friend in a demanding job, a confirmation under Saint Michael's name, Father's Day or Christmas.

Domande

How big is the pendant and how long is the chain?

The pendant is about 24 x 35 mm, on a 50 cm (about 20 in) twist chain. It weighs 11.5 g.

What does the red dragon represent?

It is the dragon of the Book of Revelation, chapter 12, which Saint Michael defeats: a traditional image of evil overcome.

Will water damage the red enamel of The Saint Michael Crest?

It can, over time. The shield is alloy with red enamel and an antiqued finish, so keep it dry and away from perfume.

Is it a good confirmation gift for a boy who chose Saint Michael?

Yes. Its colors and shield shape appeal to teenagers, and it marks the saint he chose.

Can a non-Catholic wear a Saint Michael pendant?

Yes. Saint Michael is named in the Bible, and Orthodox and Anglican Christians honor him too.

Can a priest bless The Saint Michael Crest even though it is a shield, not a round medal?

Yes. A priest or deacon can bless an image of a saint whatever its shape, often after Mass. It arrives unblessed, and the blessing is a custom rather than a requirement.

Catholic medal to wear for protection against evil

If you are asking this, something probably feels heavier than you can carry on your own, and you are right to bring it to God. Catholics have long turned to two helpers here: Saint Michael and Saint Benedict. The Saint Michael Crest shows Michael casting down the dragon, evil defeated. The Benedict Cross Medallion sets the Saint Benedict medal at the heart of a cross, for when the way out is hard to see. Wear it as a prayer, and speak with a priest as well, if this weighs on you. More: Catholic Medals For Protection.

What is the difference between alloy and stainless steel jewelry?

Stainless steel can stay on in the shower and at the gym without rusting. Plated alloy allows finer relief and enamel, but it should come off before swimming or showering to keep its finish. Pick according to how you will live with it: a piece that stays on all day, or one you put on with some care. For relief and color, the Saint Michael Crest in alloy and red enamel shows Michael casting down the dragon. For constant wear, the Saint Michael Medal is stainless steel.

my son is a firefighter. he went into a house fire last week where a ceiling came down. he laughed about it at dinner. i didn't laugh

He laughed because that is how they all get back to the table. You did not laugh because you are his mother, and you heard what he actually said. When Isaiah heard God ask who would go, he answered, 'Here am I; send me' (Isaiah 6:8), and your son has chosen to say that every shift. For Catholics, Saint Michael goes with those who run toward danger. The Saint Michael Crest, shows him casting down the dragon, for a son in a demanding role. Tell him one thing, once, without making him answer: 'I don't laugh about it. I pray about it.' And let him finish his dinner.

The prayer

Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

Prayer to Saint Michael, composed by Pope Leo XIII in 1886

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: Take it off before swimming or showering to keep the finish bright.
  • 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 Saint Michael Crest

Il suo significato

Saint Michael and the dragon

In the Book of Revelation, Michael and his angels fight against the dragon and cast him out of heaven (Revelation 12:7-9).

That scene became the classic image of the archangel: winged, armed, standing over evil defeated. Catholics turn to him as defender of the faithful and patron of those who protect others, and many pray the prayer to Saint Michael asking him to defend us in battle. Here he stands over the red dragon with a cross above his head. The shield pendant is antiqued silver-tone alloy with gold-tone wings and deep red enamel, on...

Da regalare

For a son, a brother or a friend in a demanding role, or for a confirmation under Saint Michael's name. It also suits Father's Day or Christmas, for someone who asks Saint Michael for courage.