Saint Benedict Medallion Ward Off Evil Necklace
Tin is the fourth precious metal arranged behind platinum, gold, and silver. It is three times the value of copper, Tin can preserve its forever luster!
Tin is very suitable for contact with the human body, It is the best jewelry material after gold and silver.
Saint Benedict Medallion
The medal is one of the oldest and most honored medals used by Christians and due to the belief in its power against evil is also known
as the "devil-chasing medal". As early as the 11th century, it may have initially had the form of Saint Benedict's cross, and was used by
pope Leo IX. The reverse side of the medal carries the Vade retro satana ("Begone, Satan!") formula which has been used by Christians
to ward off evil since the 15th century. Sometimes carried as part of the rosary, it is also found individually.
Tin is the fourth precious metal arranged behind platinum, gold, and silver. It is three times the value of copper, Tin can preserve its forever luster!
Tin is very suitable for contact with the human body, It is the best jewelry material after gold and silver.
Saint Benedict Medallion
The medal is one of the oldest and most honored medals used by Christians and due to the belief in its power against evil is also known
as the "devil-chasing medal". As early as the 11th century, it may have initially had the form of Saint Benedict's cross, and was used by
pope Leo IX. The reverse side of the medal carries the Vade retro satana ("Begone, Satan!") formula which has been used by Christians
to ward off evil since the 15th century. Sometimes carried as part of the rosary, it is also found individually.
