All of these centerpieces are Italian silver plate (flash plated).
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3/4″ tall and 5/8″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron of Animals
3/4″ tall and 3/4″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Padre Pio on the front and the Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus on the back. Patron saint of civil defense volunteers, adolescents, stress relief, and January blues
7/8″ tall by 5/8″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron saint of civil defense volunteers, adolescents, stress relief, and January blues
A little over 1″ tall by just over 3/4″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron of Cancer
Slightly over 1″tall by a little over 1/2″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Most known as patron of impossible causes and hospital workers.
Approximately 3/4″ tall and 5/8″ wide (including top & bottom loops). with With the Virgin Mary praying on one side and Pope John Paul’s Papal Coat of Arms on the other. Patron of World Youth Day.
Just under 3/4″ tall and a little over 1/2″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron of World Youth Day.
just over 3/4″ tall (including the rings) and a little over 1/2″ wide. I believe the image of Mary and baby Jesus are the Polish version. Patron of World Youth Day.
3/4″ tall and a little over 1/2″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron of lost items and a whole host of other things.
A little over 3/4″ tall by 3/4″ wide (including top and bottom loops). Compostella.
1″ tall by a little over 5/8″ wide (including top & bottom loops). Patron of travelers.
Rosaries by Speziale 