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The San Gennaro medal is made of 925/000 silver produced by minting 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 San Gennaro 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 San Gennaro medal model XL has a diameter of 21 mm.
The medal of San Gennaro 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 medal of San Gennaro 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.
The representation of San Gennaro:
San Gennaro is commonly represented in Christian iconography with some distinctive characteristics:
Bishop: San Gennaro is often depicted as a bishop, wearing episcopal liturgical robes, including the miter (the pointed hat of bishops), the cope (a liturgical vestment), and the crosier (the pastoral staff).
Ampoule or relic of blood: In many representations, San Gennaro holds in his hand an ampoule or reliquary containing his blood. This symbolizes the miracle of San Gennaro's blood, one of the best-known aspects of his devotion.
Halo: As a saint venerated by the Catholic Church, San Gennaro is often depicted with an aurora, a bright circle around his head, representing his holiness and closeness to God.
Serene Expression: His expression in these depictions is usually serene and devout, reflecting his religious devotion and his position as a bishop of the Church.
The representations of San Gennaro may vary slightly depending on the artist and the historical period, but these are the main iconographic elements that characterize him. These images are often used in churches, religious icons and works of sacred art dedicated to San Gennaro to inspire devotion and prayer among the faithful.
