St. Barbara Medal & Holy Card Gift Set | Bliss USA

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Celebrate the legacy of St. Barbara with this exquisite Bliss Manufacturing Catholic Medal and Prayer Card Gift Set. Handcrafted in the USA, this set features a high-quality pewter or sterling silver medal paired with an 18-inch light rhodium-plated curb chain, perfect for daily wear or gifting. The laminated prayer card, printed in Italy, offers a heartfelt prayer honoring St. Barbara patron saint of architects and sudden death Ideal for baptisms, confirmations, or as a meaningful Catholic gift, this set comes beautifully packaged in a gift box (sterling silver) or poly wrap (pewter). Backed by Bliss Manufacturing’s lifetime guarantee, this St. Barbara gift set is a timeless keepsake. Shop now to inspire faith and devotion!

  • Premium Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing, a family-owned company with over 100 years of expertise in Catholic jewelry.
  • High-Quality Materials: Choose from durable pewter or elegant sterling silver medals (3/4-inch x 1/2-inch) with an 18-inch light rhodium-plated curb chain.
  • Laminated Prayer Card: Includes a beautifully designed 2 1/2-inch x 4 1/2-inch prayer card, printed in Italy, honoring Saint Barbara.
  • Gift-Ready Packaging: Sterling silver medals come in a deluxe gift box; pewter medals in poly wrap, perfect for baptisms, confirmations, or ceremonies gifts.
  • Lifetime Guarantee: Bliss Manufacturing ensures lasting quality with a lifetime warranty against tarnishing or defects.

Saint Barbara

Saint Barbara, also known as Santa Barbara, was a Christian martyr and patron saint. Her father, who was jealous of her beauty, locked her in a tower. Despite this, she learned about the Faith and was beheaded by her father. Legend says that a clap of thunder was heard and her father was turned to ashes. Saint Barbara is honored as the patron saint of Sudden Death, Prisoners, Architects, Artillerymen, and Mathematicians. Her feast day is celebrated on December 17.