HOT ! 14kt Gold Filled Medium Blessed Jeanne Jugan Medal Necklace | 1\" x 3/4\" | 24\" Chain | USA Made by Bliss

14kt Gold Filled Blessed Jeanne Jugan Patron Saint Medal Necklace

Celebrate the foundress of the Little Sisters of the Poor with this exquisitely crafted 14kt Gold Filled Blessed Jeanne Jugan medal necklace. Blessed Jeanne devoted her life to caring for elderly poor in France, founding her religious congregation to provide dignified care for the aging and destitute. She is the patron saint of the elderly and caregivers, making this medal a deeply meaningful gift for those who work with seniors, nursing home staff, eldercare providers, and anyone devoted to honoring the dignity of aging loved ones.

Handcrafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing, a family-owned company trusted since 1917 for exceptional Catholic religious jewelry, this medium-sized patron saint medal showcases superior quality and enduring beauty. The 1\" x 3/4\" medal features detailed engraving that honors Blessed Jeanne\'s legacy of compassion, suspended on a premium 24-inch gold filled curb chain with secure lobster clasp closure.

Product Features

• Material: Premium 14kt Gold Filled (100x thicker gold layer than plating)


• Medal Dimensions: 1 inch x 3/4 inch (Medium)


• Chain: 24-inch gold filled curb chain with lobster clasp


• Patron Saint: Blessed Jeanne Jugan - patron of the elderly and caregivers


• Handcrafted in USA by Bliss Manufacturing


• Premium heft with quality craftsmanship


• Tarnish-resistant gold filled construction


• Arrives in gift box - ready for gifting


• Lifetime manufacturer\'s guarantee

This gold filled Blessed Jeanne Jugan necklace makes an exceptional gift for Confirmation, RCIA completion, nursing home administrator appreciation, retirement of eldercare workers, or as a treasured keepsake for anyone inspired by Blessed Jeanne\'s mission of loving service to the elderly. The warm gold finish and timeless design ensure this patron saint medal will be cherished for years as both a symbol of faith and a daily reminder to honor the dignity of every person.