Franciscan San Damiano Sterling Silver Crucifix Medal | HMH

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This San Damiano crucifix pendant from HMH Religious is crafted from solid .925 sterling silver, embodying Christian faith and dedication. The medal is die-struck, hand-polished, and engraved by skilled New England silversmiths. Measuring 1.6" by 1.0" (41mm x 26mm) and weighing 5.5 grams, it is paired with a 24-inch 316 surgical stainless steel endless curb chain. Each piece comes in a deluxe velvet gift box. Proudly made in the USA by HMH Religious.

  • San Damiano crucifix pendant.
  • Solid .925 sterling silver.
  • Medal is die struck.
  • Hand polished and engraved by New England Silversmiths.
  • Dimensions: 1.6" x 1.0" (41mm x 26mm)
  • Weight of medal: 5.5 Grams.
  • 24-inch 316 Surgical stainless steel endless curb chain.
  • Deluxe velvet gift box and may vary is color.
  • Made in USA by HMH Religious

San Damiano Crucifix

The San Damiano Crucifix, a notable Romanesque cross, represents the core mission of St. Francis of Assisi. Tradition holds that during prayer before this crucifix, Francis received a divine mandate to "rebuild my Church," signifying the start of his spiritual mission and the founding of the Franciscan Order.

The crucifix centers on Jesus Christ, portrayed standing upright to signify strength and triumph over death, with his bright white figure sharply contrasting the darker surrounding tones. Above him, the Latin inscription "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews" highlights his divine authority. The cross presents five principal witnesses: on the left, the Virgin Mary and St. John the Evangelist; on the right, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and a centurion. Mary and Mary Magdalene express deep sorrow, shown with hands on their cheeks. Six angels occupy the ends of the crossbar, awestruck by the crucifixion. At the base, figures represent Umbria’s patrons, including St. Damian and St. Michael.