Sterling silver 925 “Virgen del Pilar” medallion 10 x 23mm

Sold individually. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 cut-out pendant with the silhouette of the Virgin of El Rocío, sized 8.4 x 17.2mm. This is an original religious pendant, perfect to wear on a sterling silver chain.

Her feast day varies between May or June, at the time of Pentecost. Also known as the "Blanca Paloma" or the "Queen of the Marshes", it is a Marian invocation that is venerated in its sanctuary in the village of El Rocío, in Almonte, province of Huelva, Andalusia, Spain. In ancient times, there are records that recognize that the Virgin of El Rocío was paraded at the end of a dry season.

Sold individually. Wholesale of this sterling silver Virgen del Carmen pendant. It has a size of 10x19mm. This pendant is perfect to wear on a chain or as a motif on a bracelet.

The Virgen del Carmen is the patron saint of the sea, sailors and fishermen, and of the Spanish navy. Her feast day is celebrated on the 16th of July in many coastal towns in Spain, in some places they even hold processions at sea. It's a good time to wear this Virgen del Carmen pendant on a bracelet now that the celebration of her feast day is approaching.

Minimum sale 1 unit. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 pendant with the “Virgen de La Milagrosa” silhouette. It has a 9 x 19mm size. This is an original religious pendant, perfect to wear on a silver chain or bracelet.

Minimum sale 1 unit. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 pendant with Our Lady of Fátima silhouette. It has a 9.2 x 18mm size. This is an original religious pendant, perfect to wear on a silver chain or bracelet.

Her feast day is celebrated on May 13, one of the most widespread and beloved Marian invocations in the Catholic world. It was on May 13, but in 1917, when the Mother of God appeared for the first time to three humble shepherds in Cova da Iria, Fatima (Portugal).

Minimum sale 1 unit. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 pendant with Our Lady of Lourdes silhouette. It has a 9 x 18mm size. This is an original religious pendant, perfect to wear on a silver chain or bracelet.

Her feast day is 11 February, patroness of the sick because many of them come to Lourdes for the miraculous reputation of the water of Lourdes. Because of its apparitions and miracles, the pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Virgin of Lourdes is one of the best known, bringing together every year thousands of faithful who make pilgrimages to the French city.

Minimum sale 1 unit. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 medallion with the “Virgen de los Desamparados” silhouette. It has a 9.9 x 18.5mm size. This is an original religious pendant, perfect to wear on a silver chain or bracelet.

Her feast day is the second Sunday of May, the Virgen de los Inocentes, Mártires y Desamparados or Virgen de los Desamparados. It is popularly known as the Geperudeta or Mareta, is an invocation of the Virgin Mary. 

She is the patron saint of the city of Valencia, Torrent, Gandia, Adzaneta de Albaida, Campello, Ibi, Els Ibarsos, Alginet and the Valencian Community, and therefore one of the patron saints of the autonomous communities of Spain.

Sold individually. Wholesale of this sterling silver pendant in the shape of the cross of Santiago. It has a size of 9x17mm. This pendant is perfect for wearing on a chain or hanging on a bracelet with some other religious pendants.

Santiago Apostle, the Spaniards’ patron saint, he’s represented with this cross that ends in his arms with the fleur de lis. In the centre there is a sword and, in the hilt, there is a panela. In addition, apart from being the Spaniards’ patron saint, he is the patron and symbol of all those who make the pilgrimage to the city of Santiago.

It is a good time to wear this cross of Santiago pendant, as his feast day is celebrated on July 26th throughout Spain.

Minimum sale 1 unit. Wholesale of this sterling silver 925 medal connector with the “Virgen del Pilar” silhouette. It has a 23 x 10 mm size. This is an original religious connector, perfect to wear on a silver chain or bracelet.

She is the patron saint of Spain and of Zaragoza, the city where, according to tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared to the Apostle Santiago when he was resting on the banks of the river Ebro. To commemorate the apparition, a temple was erected, known to be the first basilica dedicated to the Virgin. The first mass was celebrated on 12 October, which is why in the 18th century, Pope Innocent XIII proposed that this day should be remembered in the calendar of the Virgin of the Pilar.