Pendant - 9 kt. Yellow gold






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This antique unisex medallion is made of 9 ct yellow gold, weighs 5.23 g and measures 4 × 2.5 cm, with an openwork frame and an image of the Virgin Mary; no laboratory report is included.
Description from the seller
A miraculous medallion (also known as the Medallion of the Immaculate Conception or the Medallion of Saint Catherine Labouré) in a gold openwork frame of 375 gold stars. • Image in the center. The Virgin Mary stands on the globe, trampling a serpent underfoot, and rays of grace emanate from her outstretched hands.
• Inscription along the edge. In the first language of the prayer, "Ô Marie conçue sans péché, priez pour nous qui avons recours à vous," which translates as "O Mary, conceived without sin, pray to God for us who have recourse to you."
• Date at the bottom. The year 1830 is the year of the influence of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the nun Catherine Labouré in Paris, after which the first such medallion was minted.
• Decoration. The oval medallion is framed by a decorative filigree lace border and complemented by an eyelet for a chain, which is typical of the products of French jewelry workshops, in particular from Lourdes.
A miraculous medallion (also known as the Medallion of the Immaculate Conception or the Medallion of Saint Catherine Labouré) in a gold openwork frame of 375 gold stars. • Image in the center. The Virgin Mary stands on the globe, trampling a serpent underfoot, and rays of grace emanate from her outstretched hands.
• Inscription along the edge. In the first language of the prayer, "Ô Marie conçue sans péché, priez pour nous qui avons recours à vous," which translates as "O Mary, conceived without sin, pray to God for us who have recourse to you."
• Date at the bottom. The year 1830 is the year of the influence of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the nun Catherine Labouré in Paris, after which the first such medallion was minted.
• Decoration. The oval medallion is framed by a decorative filigree lace border and complemented by an eyelet for a chain, which is typical of the products of French jewelry workshops, in particular from Lourdes.
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