Byzantine Madonna & Child Sterling Silver Inset Key Chain - Gift Boxed
Byzantine Madonna & Child Sterling Silver Inset Key Chain - Gift Boxed
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Brand: HMH Religious
SKU:KS1722
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Description
This Byzantine Madonna & Child Sterling Silver Inset Key Chain - Gift Boxed is a keychain designed to keep a reminder of faith close throughout the day. Its design honors Madonna.
Capture a timeless sacred image with this Sterling Silver Inset Byzantine Madonna and Child Key Chain. Measuring 1 3/4" x 1 1/8" and boxed for gifting, it's a compact devotional keepsake for Catholics.
Carry a sacred symbol of Mary and Jesus wherever you go with a durable sterling silver inset key chain. The Byzantine-inspired design adds enduring artistry to daily routines, while the gift-boxed presentation ensures a thoughtful, ready-to-give Catholic gift. This piece blends meaningful symbolism with practical everyday use, making it a meaningful accessory for faith-filled moments and daily devotion.
For more related styles, browse our Virgin Mary Jewelry & Gifts collection.
Product Details:
- Material: Sterling Silver
- Packaging: Gift boxed
Additional Information
Pendant Shape: Oval
Pendant Material: Sterling Silver
Engravable: No
Devotion Category: Marian
Devotion: Madonna
Profession/Vocation: Marriage Vocation
Role: Mother
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