St. Francis silver medallion 064

Saint Francis Silver Medallion A meaningful symbol of humility, peace, compassion, and love for God’s creation. This sterling silver medallion features Saint Francis of Assisi, one of the most beloved saints in Christian tradition. Around the medallion is the inscription “Saint Francis,” identifying the saint known for his deep humility, simple life, and extraordinary love for God, people, animals, and all creation. Saint Francis is shown in his traditional robe, with a bird near his shoulder and a wolf beside him — two powerful symbols connected with his life and legacy. The bird recalls Saint Francis’ well-known love for nature and his preaching of peace to all creatures. The wolf represents the famous story of the wolf of Gubbio, where Saint Francis brought peace between a dangerous wolf and the people of the town. Saint Francis is often honored as a patron of animals, nature, ecology, peace, and those who seek a life of humility and simplicity. This medallion is a beautiful reminder to live with kindness, gratitude, and trust in God. The oval shape gives the pendant a classic devotional look, while the oxidized background creates depth and contrast. The raised polished silver details make the figure of Saint Francis stand out with warmth and clarity. This medallion is ideal for those devoted to Saint Francis, animal lovers, nature lovers, or anyone seeking a symbol of peace, compassion, and spiritual simplicity. Details: Material: Sterling Silver Pendant size: 29 x 21 mm Bail size: 4.5 x 5 mm Weight: 10 g Slight variations may occur from piece to piece. Design: Saint Francis medallion Oxidized background for depth and contrast Polished silver raised details Please note: amulet only; chain sold separately Symbolism: Saint Francis — humility, peace, compassion, and simplicity Bird — love for creation, gentleness, and spiritual joy Wolf — peace, reconciliation, and the taming of fear Franciscan robe — poverty, humility, and devotion to God Oval medallion shape — classic devotional tradition