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St. Matthew Medal | Sterling Silver | Solid .925 | 3 Sizes

Original price was: $81.69.Current price is: $40.85.

St. Matthew Medal Solid .925 Sterling SilverCarry the intercession of St. Matthew, patron of accountants, bankers, and tax collectors, with this beautifully crafted oval sterling...

St. Matthew Medal Solid .925 Sterling Silver

Carry the intercession of St. Matthew, patron of accountants, bankers, and tax collectors, with this beautifully crafted oval sterling silver medal. The pendant features St. Matthew holding a book of scripture with a guardian angel looking over his shoulder a timeless image of divine inspiration and faith.

Why Choose This Medal?

Solid .925 Sterling Silver
Crafted from genuine sterling silver for lasting brilliance and durability. Three Sizes Available
Choose the size that best suits your style from a subtle small to a bold large. Chain Options
Pair with a surgical stainless steel or sterling silver chain, with or without clasp. Made by HMH Religious
A trusted name in Catholic jewelry, crafted with devotion and quality.

Medal Specifications

Material Solid .925 Sterling Silver
Shape Oval
Small Pendant 7/8″ x 5/8″ (22mm x 14mm)
Medium Pendant 1 1/8″ x 11/16″ (27mm x 17mm)
Large Pendant 1 1/4″ x 3/4″ (32mm x 20mm)
Medal Weight 1.9g (Small/Medium) 2.8g (Large)
Chain Options Surgical Stainless Steel or Sterling Silver Curb Chain
Chain Lengths 18″, 20″, 24″, 27″, 30″
Clasp Options With Clasp or Endless (No Clasp)
Manufacturer HMH Religious
SKU (base) S9317CCRH24E

Sizing Guidance

Consider the size of your head and width of your neck when selecting chain length. For more help, see our necklace length guide.

About St. Matthew

St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist is the patron saint of accountants, bankers, tax collectors, and civil servants. Called by Jesus from his tax collector’s booth, he left everything to follow Christ and later authored the first Gospel. His feast day is September 21.

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