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French Saint Michael Necklace: Quis ut Deus?

The Quis ut Deus? French Saint Michael Necklace is a stunning piece of jewelry that captures the essence of one of the most revered angels. This exquisite necklace features a triumphant Saint Michael on one side, slaying the dragon that symbolizes evil, and a Guardian Angel with a child on the reverse, offering protection and guidance. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this necklace is a testament to the rich history and symbolism behind Saint Michael.

Product Features

Crafted from solid bronze, this necklace is dipped in Sterling Silver for a luxurious finish. The original medal, dating back to the 1930s, is meticulously recast using the lost wax method, ensuring the highest quality and durability. The medal size is 1" inch round, and the necklace is available in 16" or 18" lengths. If you require a custom size, simply note it in the checkout field. This necklace is intentionally made to appear vintage, worn, and loved, giving it a unique and personalized touch.

• Handcrafted from solid bronze with a Sterling Silver finish
• Recast using the lost wax method for superior quality
• Available in 16" or 18" lengths, with custom sizes available upon request

Symbolism and Benefits

Saint Michael is a beloved figure in many world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Known for protecting us from evil, he has been attributed with numerous miracles over the ages. By invoking his help, many have experienced miraculous prevention of accidents and have found assistance in the search for Truth. This necklace, with its depiction of Saint Michael and the Guardian Angel, serves as a powerful symbol of protection and guidance.

• Protects against evil and brings peace of mind
• Symbolizes guidance and strength in times of need
• Michel is the patron saint of police officers, soldiers, and doctors, making this necklace a meaningful gift for those in these professions