Silver-Plated Saint Francis of Assisi Medal – Double-Sided Pendant 22 mm

A Saint Francis of Assisi medal inspired by peace

This Saint Francis of Assisi medal in silver-tone metal pays tribute to one of the most beloved saints in the Christian tradition. Its oval 22 mm format and two detailed sides create a discreet yet deeply evocative religious pendant.

Two sides for complete symbolism

The front depicts Saint Francis in his religious habit, surrounded by animals. This scene recalls his fraternal view of nature and his desire to live simply while respecting all Creation. The inscription “S. Franciscus” immediately identifies the saint.

On the reverse, a radiant cross expresses Christian faith and recalls that Saint Francis’s spirituality was rooted in his devotion to Christ. The word “Italy” highlights the medal’s Italian manufacture.

What does Saint Francis of Assisi symbolise?

Saint Francis is associated with peace, humility, voluntary poverty and love for all living things. Often depicted with birds or other animals, he invites us to look upon Creation with kindness and embrace a simpler way of life.

Wearing this medal can provide a personal reminder of these values and accompany prayer, without representing a promise of particular protection.

A gift for animal lovers and people of faith

This medal is suitable for a First Communion, Confirmation, birthday or the feast of Saint Francis on 4 October. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who cares for animals, values nature or feels connected to Franciscan spirituality.

Why choose this medal?

• Saint Francis and animals on the front
• Radiant Christian cross on the reverse
• Nickel-free silver-tone metal
• Discreet, easy-to-wear 22 mm format

FAQ

Is the medal detailed on both sides?
Yes. It depicts Saint Francis with animals on the front and a radiant cross on the reverse.

Is this medal made from sterling silver 925?
No, it is made from nickel-free silver-tone metal.

Who would appreciate this medal as a gift?
It is especially suitable for anyone devoted to Saint Francis, animals, nature or peace.