Saint Peter medallion with chain - 52g - Silver - 1970-1980

Exclusive devotional medallion of Saint Peter, made in 925 silver and 800 silver

The pendant presents the classic iconography of Saint Peter the Apostle, recognizable by the following elements

The Face: It is depicted as an elderly man with a thick curly beard and wavy hair.
The Crossed Keys: This is his main symbol, recalling the "keys of the Kingdom of Heaven" entrusted to him by Jesus (Matthew 16:19). They represent the spiritual power to "bind and loose".
Meaning: Saint Peter is considered the first Pope and the patron saint of Rome, of fishermen, blacksmiths, and gatekeepers.

The Reverse:
Celebration of the Cathedral of Frascati (Basilica of Saint Peter the Apostle).
The medal bears the inscription "BASILICA CATTEDRALE TUSCOLANA FRASCATI" and the date "3.V.75" (May 3, 1975).

These medals are often used as protective pendants.

Material:
Necklace in 800 Silver
Pendant in 925 Silver
Weight: 52 g

Excellent condition as shown in the photographs.