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The Saint Christopher medal is made of 925/000 silver, minted using a highly exclusive artisanal process which makes this religious medal a real religious jewel to wear. The Saint Christopher medal is available in four different sizes, defined as S, M, L and XL.
The St. Christopher medal model S has a diameter of 12 mm, while the model M has a diameter of 16 mm, the model L has a diameter of 18 mm and the St. Christopher medal model XL has a diameter of 21 mm.
The Saint Christopher medal is minted both on the front and meticulously reports the details of his iconography, meticulously minted in all its characteristics.
The back of the silver Saint Christopher medal has a smooth finish and allows an engraving as a personalization of the medal, it is in fact possible to engrave a name, a date or a short dedication, compatible with the space available.
Iconography of Saint Christopher
Saint Christopher is often represented in Christian iconography with some distinctive characteristics that recall his legendary history and his role as the patron saint of travelers and drivers. The most common representations include:
Saint Christopher Giant: Saint Christopher is often depicted as a man of great stature, often gigantic, to emphasize his extraordinary physical strength, which is a key feature of the legend of him.
Carrier of Baby Jesus: The most iconic depiction of Saint Christopher shows him crossing a river with Baby Jesus on his shoulders. Jesus is often depicted as a small child with one hand raised in blessing and the other holding the globe of the world, symbolizing the weight of the world that St. Christopher carried.
Stick or tree as an aid in crossing: In some representations, Saint Christopher can be depicted with a stick or a tree as a support to cross the river, in order to highlight his role as guide and protector of travellers.
Natural Background: Depictions of St. Christopher often include a natural background with a river or body of water crossed during his mission to help people overcome the hardships of travel.
Medal or amulet: Saint Christopher is often depicted on medals or amulets that people carry with them as a symbol of protection when traveling. These items can be hung in vehicles or worn as jewelry.
Driver insignia: In some modern depictions, St. Christopher may be shown with a steering wheel or other modern driving-related symbols, to emphasize his role as protector of drivers.
Depictions of St. Christopher vary depending on artistic style and cultural traditions, but these key elements help identify the saint in religious painting and sculpture. The image of him is often associated with a sense of protection and security for those who travel and travel.
