Medals by name
In Spain, celebrating a saint's day is still a very popular custom, and few things suit the occasion better than a medal of the Virgin or the saint after whom the person is named. It is a small gift that can be worn every day, with centuries of history behind it. Because giving a medal is an act of love.
Search for the name and find their medal:
| Name | Medal | Their day |
|---|---|---|
| Carmen, Maricarmen, Mamen, Carmela | Virgin of Carmen | July 16 |
| Pilar, Pili, Pilarica | Virgin of Pilar | October 12 |
| Rocío | Virgin of Rocío | Pentecost (changes every year) |
| Amparo | Virgin of Los Desamparados | second Sunday of May |
| Covadonga, Cova | Virgin of Covadonga | September 8 |
| Inmaculada, Inma, Concepción, Concha, Purísima | Immaculate Conception | December 8 |
| Fátima | Virgin of Fátima | May 13 |
| Guadalupe, Lupe | Virgin of Guadalupe (with Saint Jude Thaddeus) | December 12 |
| Antonio, Antonia, Toni | Saint Anthony of Padua | June 13 |
| Benito, Benita | Saint Benedict | July 11 |
Don't want to miss their saint's day? Tell us which Virgin or saint you want to remember and we'll notify you two weeks in advance.
What if their name isn't on the list?
Choose their family's patron, their hometown's patron, or a classic like La Milagrosa or the Sacred Heart. You can also give a medal of a saint for what they represent: Saint Jude Thaddeus for a difficult cause, Saint Benedict as a sign of protection, or Saint Anthony for an engaged couple. We'll keep adding saints and Virgins little by little.
You can find all the dates in our name day calendar. All our medals are handmade in Spain and come with their chain included, ready to give as a gift.