Saint Adele of Orp Silver Medal, 15 mm – Antique Style

A Saint Adele medal rich in meaning

This Saint Adele of Orp-le-Grand silver medal makes it possible to wear the image of a rarely depicted Belgian saint. Its discreet size and traditional appearance create a personal devotional piece that is easy to wear every day.

A delicate antique-style relief

The round medal depicts Saint Adele in a nun’s habit, holding a sceptre and a cup. Her finely sculpted figure is surrounded by the inscription “Sainte Adèle, priez pour nous”, meaning “Saint Adele, pray for us”.

The raised details stand out against the understated background, giving the design depth. Its patinated appearance enhances the authentic character of this antique-style religious medal.

Technical features:

• Material: silver
• Shape: round
• Diameter: 15 mm
• Style: antique and patinated
• Design: Saint Adele holding a sceptre and cup
• Inscription: “Sainte Adèle, priez pour nous”
• Attachment: bail for a suitable chain

Who was Saint Adele of Orp-le-Grand?

Saint Adele of Orp-le-Grand was a seventh-century nun. According to local tradition, she lost her sight before later recovering it. She is therefore traditionally invoked in prayers concerning difficulties with eyesight.

This association belongs to religious devotion and does not replace professional medical advice or treatment.

A personal and spiritual gift

This medal is especially suitable as a religious gift for someone called Adele. It can also be offered for a Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation or birthday. Worn on a suitable chain, it discreetly accompanies personal moments of prayer.

Why choose this medal?

Its rarely depicted saint, French inscription and traditional relief make it an original piece of religious jewellery. It is a thoughtful gift that brings together a name, faith and local history.

FAQ

What is the diameter of the Saint Adele medal?
It measures 15 mm in diameter, excluding the bail.

Why is Saint Adele associated with eyesight?
Local tradition relates that she lost her sight and later recovered it. She is therefore invoked in prayers concerning visual difficulties.

Can this medal be worn on a chain?
Yes. It has a bail for a suitable chain. A chain is not listed as included in the product information.