Saint Benedict Round Sterling Silver Medal with Cubic Zirconia’s “CZ’s”

Description

Saint Benedict is the patron of a happy death and the medal is a protection evil and the dark one.

We do not know just when the first medal of St. Benedict was struck. At some point in history, a series of capital letters was placed around the large figure of the cross on the reverse side of the medal. For a long time, the meaning of these letters was unknown, but in 1647 a manuscript dating back to 1415 was found at the Abbey of Metten in Bavaria, giving an explanation of the letters. They are the initial letters of a Latin prayer of exorcism against Satan, as will be explained below.

• Saint Benedict round double-sided medal-pendant, with crystal cubic zirconia “CZ”s.
• Solid .925 sterling silver.
• Saint Benedict is the protector against evil.
• The medal is die-struck.
• Hand polished and engraved by New England Silversmiths.
• Dimensions:0.9″ x 0.7″ (22mm x 19mm)
• Weight of medal: 0.8 Grams.
• 18″ Genuine rhodium plated curb chain.
• Made in the USA.
• Deluxe velvet gift box.