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Explore San Benito necklaces, St. Benedict medals, crosses and bracelets selected for everyday faith and meaningful gifts. This collection brings the medal’s devotional symbolism together with wearable chain and bracelet styles. Use each product page to confirm the exact material, finish, dimensions and whether a chain is included.

Choose a San Benito necklace or medal

Choose a necklace when you want a complete piece ready to wear. For a more traditional look, compare round St. Benedict medals and relief details. A San Benito cross places the medal at the center of the cross, while bracelets offer another way to keep the devotion close. Product photos and measurements show the scale of each piece.

What the St. Benedict medal means

The medal combines an image of St. Benedict with a cross and abbreviated Latin prayers. It is worn as a Catholic devotional reminder, not as a guarantee of an outcome. Read our guide to the letters and meaning of the St. Benedict medal.

A gift with intention

A San Benito medal is often chosen for a baptism, a new home, a journey or a difficult new stage. If you are giving one, compare the recipient’s preferred size, chain style and finish before ordering.

Materials, care and shipping

Materials and finishes vary by item. Check the selected listing for the base metal, plating, stones, measurements and included chain. Protect plated finishes from water, perfume and lotions, then wipe gently after wear. Free U.S. shipping applies to orders of $49 USD or more; dispatch and delivery estimates vary by selected item.

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San Benito (St. Benedict) jewelry

Saint Benedict of Nursia, San Benito, founded the Benedictine way of monastic life in the sixth century. The St. Benedict medal shows the saint on one side and a cross with the initials of a Latin prayer on the other, and it has long been worn as a sign of faith and a request for protection. His feast day is July 11.

This collection gathers San Benito medals, cross necklaces, bracelets and rosary pieces. Materials vary by design, and each product page lists the exact material and measurements.

How to choose

  • Medal necklace: the classic way to wear the St. Benedict medal every day.
  • Cross necklace: combines the cross and the medal in one piece.
  • Bracelet: a discreet option to keep the medal with you.

What do the letters on the St. Benedict medal mean?

They are the initials of a traditional Latin prayer asking for protection from evil, arranged around and on the cross.

How do I care for it?

Avoid water, perfume and lotions, and store it separately. See our materials and care page and size guide.

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A gift of protection

St. Benedict is the medal of protection: given to someone moving into a new home, going far away or in a rough patch. Its feast is July 11; see every date in the Catholic gift calendar.

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Lee también: ¿Qué significa regalar una medalla de San Benito? · Las letras de la medalla de San Benito

Read also: St. Benedict medal: what the letters mean