Small Diamond Scapular Medal Pendant

Keep your devotion close with our small scapular medal in solid 14-karat gold, finished with natural diamonds. Its two-sided design honors Our Lady of Mount Carmel and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Wear it as a personal reminder of prayer and Christian faith, whether you’re heading to Mass or adding a meaningful detail to your everyday look. Two-sided design: Our Lady of Mount Carmel appears on the front, with the Sacred Heart of Jesus on the back. Identity: Referred to as the "Catholic Dog Tag" from the Brown Scapular tradition, linked to St. Simon Stock (1251) Solid 14-karat gold: The gold setting gives this devotional pendant its warm, polished finish. Natural diamond trim: Diamonds totaling 0.10 carat add a delicate touch of sparkle. Small medal: The scapular measures 11 × 8 mm for a subtle look when worn. Round Sizable Bail: The 1.0 mm bail has a large diameter that can fit up to a 5mm chain. This pendant is sold without a chain. Chain pictured is not included. The scapular medal is rooted in devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Its traditional imagery makes this pendant a wearable expression of faith, and a promise of automatic protection and salvation. Brief History of the Scapular Medal The Catholic scapular medal grew out of the devotion to the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Originally, a scapular was a garment worn over the shoulders as part of a religious habit. Lay Catholics later wore a smaller cloth version as a sign of devotion to Mary and connection with Carmelite spirituality. Carmelite tradition associates this devotion with an appearance of Our Lady to St. Simon Stock in 1251. newadvent.org In 1910, Pope St. Pius X approved a scapular medal as a substitute for certain cloth scapulars, subject to the devotion’s requirements. Its traditional design depicts the Sacred Heart of Jesus on one side and the Blessed Virgin Mary on the other, often as Our Lady of Mount Carmel. EWTN Its meaning is a commitment to Christian faith, prayer, and Mary’s example—a wearable reminder of devotion. Frequently Asked Questions What is a Catholic scapular medal? A scapular medal is a religious medal associated with the Catholic tradition of wearing a cloth scapular. It serves as a reminder of faith, prayer, and devotion to Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary. What does the scapular medal mean? It expresses trust in Mary’s motherly care and a desire to follow her example of faith and obedience to Christ. Wearing it is a daily reminder to live with prayer, love, and service to others. Who is depicted on a scapular medal? The traditional scapular medal features the Sacred Heart of Jesus on one side and the Blessed Virgin Mary on the other, frequently as Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The Sacred Heart represents Christ’s love for humanity, while Mary’s image reflects devotion to her and trust in her intercession. What is the history of the scapular medal? Its roots lie in the cloth scapular worn as part of the Carmelite religious habit. A smaller version became a devotion among lay Catholics. In 1910, Pope St. Pius X approved a medal as a substitute for certain cloth scapulars, subject to the requirements of the devotion. Is a scapular medal the same as the Brown Scapular? They are closely connected, but they are different objects. The Brown Scapular consists of two small pieces of brown cloth joined by cords. A scapular medal may serve as an approved substitute under the applicable devotional requirements. A priest can explain enrollment and proper use.