Platinum Faith 18" Necklace
Product Details
This elegant Platinum Faith 18" Necklace offers a refined way to express your Christian devotion through fine jewelry. Crafted in precious platinum, this delicate chain provides a luminous, understated foundation for wearing your favorite religious medal or cross, or stands beautifully on its own as a simple profession of faith.
The necklace weighs 2.5467 DWT (3.96 grams) and measures 18 inches in length, resting gracefully at the collarbone. Platinum's naturally white luster and exceptional durability make this piece perfect for everyday wear or special occasions. Made to order with a 6-day lead time, each necklace is carefully crafted to ensure lasting quality and beauty for years of faithful wear.
About St. Faith · Feast October 6
Gallic virgin martyr of Agen (c. 290-c. 303), young girl tortured to death under Diocletian by being roasted on a brazen bed and beheaded; her relics were translated to Conques in the 9th century, where the spectacular gold reliquary-statue "Sainte Foy de Conques" became a major pilgrimage attraction on the road to Santiago.
St. Faith is the patron saint of Pilgrims, Prisoners, Agen and Young Martyrs.
Product Details
This elegant Platinum Faith 18" Necklace offers a refined way to express your Christian devotion through fine jewelry. Crafted in precious platinum, this delicate chain provides a luminous, understated foundation for wearing your favorite religious medal or cross, or stands beautifully on its own as a simple profession of faith.
The necklace weighs 2.5467 DWT (3.96 grams) and measures 18 inches in length, resting gracefully at the collarbone. Platinum's naturally white luster and exceptional durability make this piece perfect for everyday wear or special occasions. Made to order with a 6-day lead time, each necklace is carefully crafted to ensure lasting quality and beauty for years of faithful wear.
About St. Faith · Feast October 6
Gallic virgin martyr of Agen (c. 290-c. 303), young girl tortured to death under Diocletian by being roasted on a brazen bed and beheaded; her relics were translated to Conques in the 9th century, where the spectacular gold reliquary-statue "Sainte Foy de Conques" became a major pilgrimage attraction on the road to Santiago.
St. Faith is the patron saint of Pilgrims, Prisoners, Agen and Young Martyrs.
