St. Benedict Bracelet – Adjustable Purple Cord with Silver Oxidized Medals
St. Benedict Bracelet – Adjustable Purple Cord with Silver Oxidized Medals - Purple / Adjustable is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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St. Benedict Bracelet – Adjustable Purple Cord with Silver Oxidized Medals
Crafted by McVan, this adjustable purple corded St. Benedict bracelet brings a youthful, vibrant energy to one of the Church’s most powerful sacramentals. Alternating silver oxidized St. Benedict medallion charms run along the cord showing both the front and back of his protective medal. Worn for protection against evil and as a daily act of faith, it’s equally at home stacked with other bracelets or worn on its own with casual or dressy looks.
A youthful, eye-catching color that makes faith wearable and fun — especially popular with teens.
The St. Benedict Medal is one of the Church’s most beloved protections against evil — worn daily as an act of faith.
Silver oxidized charms alternate front and back along the cord for a distinctive, detailed look.
Arrives carded with clear protective wrap — no additional gift wrapping needed.
Specifications
| Medal | St. Benedict, silver oxidized, 0.57" diameter (front & back) |
|---|---|
| Cord Color | Purple |
| Material | Cord & silver oxidized charms |
| Size | Adjustable (fits teens & adults) |
| Worn by | Teens / Adults |
| Packaging | Carded with clear protective wrap |
| SKU | BR507C |
| Sold by | Catholic Faith Store |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why purple — is there Catholic symbolism in the cord color?
Purple is associated with penance, preparation, and royalty in the Catholic liturgical calendar — seen during Advent and Lent. It’s also simply a popular, youthful color that makes this bracelet especially appealing to teens and young adults.
What is the significance of the St. Benedict Medal?
The St. Benedict Medal is one of the most powerful sacramentals in the Catholic Church, worn for protection against evil, temptation, and harm. The front bears St. Benedict’s image and the back displays the Vade Retro Satana inscription.
What does “front and back” medal design mean?
The silver oxidized St. Benedict charms alternate along the cord showing both the front and back of the medal, so the full sacramental is visible from any angle.
What occasions is this bracelet appropriate for?
It makes a meaningful gift for Confirmation, First Communion, graduation, birthdays, or as an everyday devotional accessory for teens and adults.
Is this bracelet gift-ready?
Yes. It arrives carded with a clear protective wrap, making it ready to give without any additional gift wrapping.
