ST. PEREGRINE - Sterling Silver Medal & Chain - 0046P

ST. PEREGRINE
Sterling Silver Medal & Chain

This Beautiful Sterling Silver Oval medal with Saint Peregrine in the middle with a matte finish. On the Reverse is the image of Saint Peregrine and is the patron Saint for Cancer and Running Sores. This Oval medal with Saint Peregrine style medal comes with a Silver Plated/Stainless Silver Lite Curb Chain.

Made in USA
Patronage: Cancer/Running Sores
Dimensions: 1' x 5/8"
Chain: Silver Plated/Stainless Silver Lite Curb Chain
Chain length: 18 inches
Brand: Bliss Manufacturing

St. Peregrine was born in 1260 at Forlì, Italy to an affluent family. He lived a comfortable life as a youth, and politically opposed the papacy.  After he experienced the forgiveness of St. Philip Benizi, he changed his life and joined the Servite order.  He was ordained a priest, and later returned to his home to establish a Servite community.  There he was widely known for his preaching, penances, and counsel in the confessional.  He was cured of cancer, after he received a vision of Christ on the cross reaching out His hand to touch his impaired limb.  He died in 1345 and was canonized in 1726.  He is the patron of cancer patients.

Our Sterling silver medals are at least 92.5 percent pure silver. Copper is typically combined to improve the metal’s hardness and durability without compromising the quality and look of the silver.

Sterling Silver medal are marked with a quality stamp to ensure the content of the silver. Federal law mandates that the quality stamp must include the maker’s mark. You will find either “Sterling Bliss” or “Sterling BLI” on the back of our medals – both acceptable quality marks.

 Lifetime Guarantee

Bliss Manufacturing stands behind its’ jewelry and honors a lifetime guarantee. Our Medals are sprayed with a lacquer coating to protect the finish. Should any of our medals or chains tarnish or have defects, we will either repair or replace free of charge. Avoid exposing the medals to household cleaners or chlorinated water. These chemicals can damage the medal.