HOT ! 14kt Gold Filled Medium St. Wenceslaus Patron Saint Medal Necklace | 1x3/4\" | 24\" Chain | Bliss

14kt Gold Filled St. Wenceslaus Patron Saint Medal Necklace

Honor the patron saint of Bohemia and Czech Republic with this exquisite 14kt gold filled St. Wenceslaus medal necklace. Featuring a 1 x 3/4 inch medium-sized medal suspended from a durable 24-inch curb chain, this necklace is handcrafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing, a trusted name in Catholic religious jewelry since 1917. The warm, luminous tone of gold filled beautifully showcases the detailed image of St. Wenceslaus, making this necklace a cherished expression of faith and heritage.

St. Wenceslaus, a 10th-century duke and martyr, is venerated as the patron saint of Bohemia, Czech Republic, and brewers. Known for his piety, charity, and devotion to the poor, he is a powerful intercessor for those seeking justice, peace, and virtue. Wearing his medal serves as a daily reminder of Christian charity and courage in faith.

Premium Features

• Material: 14kt gold filled — thick layer of 14kt gold bonded to base metal core


• Medal Dimensions: 1 x 3/4 inches (medium size)


• Chain: 24-inch gold filled curb chain included


• Clasp: Secure lobster claw clasp


• Patron Saint: St. Wenceslaus — patron of Bohemia, Czech Republic, and brewers


• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing


• Design: Detailed relief image with traditional Catholic styling


• Durability: Gold filled offers lasting beauty without tarnishing


• Packaging: Arrives in an elegant gift box


• Warranty: Backed by Bliss lifetime quality guarantee

Meaningful Religious Gift

This St. Wenceslaus patron saint necklace makes a thoughtful gift for Confirmation, RCIA completion, ordination, or any sacramental milestone. Perfect for those of Czech heritage, brewers, or anyone seeking the intercession of this beloved saint and martyr. Its premium gold filled construction and complete chain ensure lasting beauty and wearability. Order this beautiful symbol of faith and heritage today.