Saint Vitus Silver-Tone Medal – 15 mm, Patron Saint of Dancers

A Saint Vitus medal expressing courage and faith

A Saint Vitus medal in silver-tone metal to wear as a discreet expression of faith. Its expressive relief recalls the courage of the young martyr and carries particular meaning for dancers, whose patron saint he is.

Detailed description

This round 15 mm religious medal portrays Saint Vitus, known in French as Saint Guy, as a haloed young man. He holds a book associated with faith and Christian teaching, together with a palm, the traditional symbol of martyrdom. The inscription “SAINT GUY” frames the image and makes the subject easy to identify. Its silver-tone finish highlights the relief and gives the medal a traditional appearance.

Religious symbolism

Christian tradition presents Saint Vitus as a young Roman martyr of the early fourth century. Patron saint of dancers, as well as of Bohemia and Prague, he evokes faithfulness, courage during hardship and steadfast faith. This medal is intended as an aid to devotion and prayer; it is neither a guarantee of protection nor a medical device.

How can it be used or given?

Worn on a suitable chain or kept in a prayer space, it can accompany a personal spiritual journey. Offer it to a dancer, for a confirmation, name day or birthday, or simply as a thoughtful religious gift.

Why choose this medal?

• Less common religious subject with rich meaning
• Traditional relief in silver-tone metal
• Compact 15 mm diameter

FAQ

Who is Saint Vitus?
He is a young Christian martyr of the early fourth century, especially venerated as the patron saint of dancers.

What is the diameter of the medal?
It measures 15 mm.

How should the silver-tone metal be cared for?
Avoid contact with water, perfume and household products. Wipe it with a soft cloth and store it in a dry place.