Our Lady of Guadalupe brings comfort to many people. This beautiful pendant has an elegant ornate border that surrounds the stunning face of Mary.

The Blessed Virgin asked for a temple to be built in Guadalupe. As a sign, she arranged roses in the cloak of her messenger and sent him to the Bishop. When the cloak was opened, the roses fell out and the picture we know as Our Lady of Guadalupe was revealed on the cloth of the cloak. The Sacred Heart medal is on the reverse. Medal Measures 1 3/8-inch tall by 1 1/4-inch wide.

• Please choose a chain based on your desired chain length and finish.
• Includes a velvet jewelry box.
• The medal is proudly made in the USA.
• No Risk! Comes with a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty

Wear this pendant to remind yourself of the love of Our Blessed Mother and her message she left with us through Juan Diego.

This beautiful pendant of our Lady of Guadalupe can be purchased in two sizes with three metal types to choose from. Oval in shape and designed with a image of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the center.

Patronage: Central America. Our Lady of Guadalupe is the name of a depiction of Our Lady as she appeared to Saint Juan Diego in December of 1531 in a small town north of Mexico City. Millions visit Her shrine, and it is currently the second most visited Catholic Church.

Our Lady of Guadalupe is the patron saint of Central America. She appeared to Saint Juan Diego in December of 1531 in a small town north of Mexico City. Millions visit Her shrine, and it is currently the second most visited Catholic Church.

This beautiful Our Lady of Guadalupe Medal features an elegant Fleur de Lis border on the front with a handsome detailed image of our beloved Sacred Heart of Jesus on the back. Shiny hand etched areas really add a lovely contrast to this devotional pendant. Medal Measures 1 1/4-inch tall by 1 1/8-inch wide.

This elegant Our Lady of Guadalupe Medal has an ornate fleur de lis outline with a very pretty image of Mary at the center. The back of the two sided medal has an image of St. Martin de Porres. What a find having two devotionals in one pendant!