Saint Anthony Medal with Natural Pearls and Turquoise Blue Enamel

Round 18K gold-plated zamak medal, handmade in Spain.

Turquoise and pearl: a St. Anthony filled with light, for days that call for color. The St. Anthony medal with natural pearls and turquoise blue enamel is handmade in Spain, piece by piece.

Details

• Material: Zamak with 18K gold plating.
• Detail: Natural pearls and turquoise blue enamel.
• Chain included: adjustable gold-plated chain 40 cm + 5 cm extender.
• Exclusive Khartes Madrid design.

Each piece is unique: as they are natural and handmade, the stones, pearls, and enamel may vary slightly in tone and size.

About St. Anthony of Padua

St. Anthony was born in Lisbon and died in Padua in 1231. A Franciscan friar and great preacher, he is a Doctor of the Church and one of the most beloved saints: people ask for his help to find lost objects and, in Spain, also to find a partner. His feast day is June 13. Discover his history and curiosities. See all our St. Anthony medals.

As a gift

Giving a medal is an act of love: it is worn close to the heart, kept for a lifetime, and often passed down. This piece is ideal for a wedding (he is the patron saint of newlyweds), an Anthony or an Antonia on June 13, or a baptism. Looking for a medal with their name? See it in medals by name.

And if it is for you: we always wear a medal. Protected and beautiful at the same time.

Unsure about choosing? Read our guide: St. Anthony, the saint of our family.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it include a chain?
Yes, with an adjustable gold-plated chain 40 cm + 5 cm extender. You can also combine it with our necklaces and chains.

How much is shipping?
We ship from Madrid every business day, always gift-wrapped. Rates are shown in your cart: Portugal €5.95, rest of Europe €15–20, United States and Canada €24, Latin America €30. Free shipping within mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands from €65.

Can I exchange it if I don't like it?
Yes, you have 14 days from delivery and the first exchange is free. View policy.

How do I care for it?
Put it on after perfume, cream, and makeup, and take it off to shower, swim, exercise, or sleep: water, sweat, and chemicals are what wear down the gold plating the most. Store it separately, in its pouch or in a jewelry box, and clean it only with a soft, dry cloth. Here are 6 tips to make the shine last longer.

How does it differ from a cheap imported medal?
It is designed by us, handmade in Spain, and we clearly state what it is made of. Nothing to do with factory-made medals that are bought for a few euros and resold as "original design". We tell you about it in Khartes Medals vs. Cheap Imported Medals.