St Christopher Medal

The Voyager's Protector

399,00 zł
Why it is wornFor protection

Entrusting the one who takes the road to Saint Christopher

He just got his license and is driving alone for the first time. You entrust him to Saint Christopher, patron of travelers, before he leaves.

Św. Krzysztof, który przeniósł Dzieciątko Jezus przez groźną rzekę: patron podróżnych.

Dla młodego kierowcy, syna wyjeżdżającego na studia lub do wojska albo taty, który żyje w trasie.

Św. Krzysztof, który przeniósł Dzieciątko Jezus przez groźną rzekę: patron podróżnych.

Zanim samochód ruszy, cicha modlitwa. Dokądkolwiek prowadzi droga, św. Krzysztof jedzie też.

Entrusting the one who takes the road to Saint Christopher

Dla młodego kierowcy, syna wyjeżdżającego na studia lub do wojska albo taty, który żyje w trasie.

Discover what it means
  • Protection you keep on you, wherever you go
  • Arrives in our gift box, ready to give
Długość: 55 cm

Length: 55 cm with a 3 mm chain, or 70 cm with a 4 mm chainSize guide

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Mt 17,20

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  • Prawdziwe ziarnko gorczycy w przezroczystej ramce
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Product details

Saint Christopher, patron of travellers, carrying the Christ Child across the river. A medal for every road, and for everyone you send on their way.

Material
Stainless steel
Finish
Silver finish chain and medal; gold finish figure on medal
Chain
Box chain
Length
55 cm (21.7 in) with a 3 mm chain, or 70 cm (27.6 in) with a 4 mm chain
Symbol
Saint Christopher Medal
Medal size
25 x 39 mm
Weight
28 g
Packaging
Signature gift box and polishing cloth
How to wear it

The 25 x 39 mm medal comes with a 55 or 70 cm box chain. At 55 cm it sits at mid-chest, visible over a T-shirt; at 70 cm it hangs low and disappears easily under a shirt or a jacket, which many travelers prefer. The two-tone design, a gold-tone figure on a silver medal, makes the image easy to read.

The stainless steel can stay on during long drives, flights, showers and workouts. At 28 g it has a reassuring weight. It is a natural gift for a new driver, a son leaving for college or the army, Father's Day or Christmas.

Questions

Which length should I choose, 55 or 70 cm?

55 cm (about 22 in) sits at mid-chest and shows over clothing. 70 cm (about 28 in) hangs low and is easier to keep hidden under a shirt.

Why is the medal two-tone?

The chain and medal are silver-finish steel, and the figure of Saint Christopher is gold tone, so the image stands out clearly.

Will the 25 x 39 mm Saint Christopher medal feel heavy all day?

You will notice it at first: the necklace weighs 28 g. Most people stop feeling it after a few days, and the box chain is made for daily wear.

Why is Saint Christopher shown carrying a child?

By legend he carried a child across a dangerous river and learned the child was Christ, which is where his name, Christ-bearer, comes from. On this medal the saint and the Christ Child are picked out in gold plating.

Is the Voyager's Protector a good send-off gift for someone leaving for college or a long trip?

Yes. Saint Christopher is the patron of travelers, and his medal has long gone with people setting off from home. The 70 cm length lets them keep it under a shirt on the road.

Will the gold-plated figure on the Saint Christopher medal wear off?

Not from water alone, since the medal and chain are stainless steel. The gold-plated figure lasts longest away from perfume, chlorine and rubbing, and a wipe with the microfiber cloth keeps the two tones distinct.

St Christopher's necklace for someone who travels for work

Early departures and hotel rooms take a toll that people at home do not always see. A Saint Christopher medal says: someone is praying for this road. The Christopher Coin is for a husband who travels for work or a friend always on the move. The Saint Christopher Signet puts the same prayer on the hand that steers, with a cross on each shoulder of the ring. A prayer for leaving: "Saint Christopher, go with me, and bring me home." More: Saint Christopher Necklace.

Long chain cross necklace for men, 70 cm or more

Worn low, under a shirt and close to the heart, a cross needs length, and these go to 70 cm (27.6 in) or more. The Reverent Prayer is a crucifix engraved with the Our Father in Spanish, on a chain from 55 to 80 cm. The Sacred Ring Cross comes in 60 or 70 cm. The Voyager's Protector, Saint Christopher, comes in 55 or 70 cm. For a cross you already own, the Enduring Link is a sturdy chain sold alone, up to 70 cm.

My 20 year old daughter is backpacking through South America by herself for six months. We're Catholic. I smiled at the airport and then sat in the car and shook.

You gave her the smile she needed at the airport, and you gave the car everything else. Six months with only a blue dot and a messaging app is a real thing to ask of a mother. The old prayer was written for this: 'If I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me' (Psalm 139:9-10). The Voyager's Protector, is a Saint Christopher necklace, for someone who is about to go a long way. Mail it to a hostel, or give it to her before she goes. Agree on one short message a week. On the weeks it is late, offer those hours up. God goes where you cannot.

The prayer

Saint Christopher, protect us.

Traditional invocation found on Saint Christopher medals

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.

  1. OrderToday
  2. ProcessedWithin 24 hours
  3. DeliveredTo your door, tracked

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 Voyager's Protector

Its meaning

The saint who carried Christ

Christopher means "Christ-bearer." In the legend retold in the Golden Legend, a man of great size served travelers by carrying them across a river, and one night the child on his shoulders grew so heavy he could barely reach the other bank. The child was Christ, who told him he had carried the world and its maker. Christopher, an early martyr, became the patron of travelers, and his medal is clipped to car visors and slipped into suitcases. On this oval medal his figure stands out in gold tone against the silver, on a box...

Giving it as a gift

For a son heading off to college or the army, a new driver with a fresh license, or a father who spends his weeks on the road. Christmas and Father's Day are natural moments.

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