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Necklace Description

Name: St Christopher Necklace Solid Gold Engraving
SKU: 736990

Bring out your inner adventurer with our timeless and stylish St Christopher Necklace in solid gold. The patron saint of travellers, St Christopher necklaces or medals have been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection during travel. Worn by men and women, the St Christopher Necklace is often given as a gift to loved ones embarking on a journey or a new chapter in life.

Your Necklace Your Way

Made of solid 9-carat gold and measuring 16 mm wide and 23.5 mm high including bail, the necklace features a traditional raised relief portrait of St Christopher carrying a child. The Lily Blanche St Christopher necklace has a matt finish and a fine beaded, milled edge. The pendant can be engraved on the reverse with initials, a date, or a short message. A simple yet elegant pendant, our St Christopher Necklace is discrete enough for everyday wear but decorative enough to elevate your look.

You can purchase this necklace without a chain or buy it with a choice of high-quality, solid 9-carat gold chain lengths and types. We pride ourselves on the quality of our chains and our rope and close curb chains are medium-weight chains. Also available in solid silver. The necklace is hallmarked with a full UK hallmark. Looking for a larger, highly polished version? See

Gorgeous Gift Packaging

The necklace comes in its branded velvet storage pouch containing revolutionary anti-tarnish technology by Intercept. Add a free jewellery care kit and gift bag at the checkout. Free UK shipping on this locket. Express delivery is available for orders placed before 12 p.m. with express shipping. Please allow 2 working days for personalisation.

Meaning of the St Christopher Necklace

The legend of St Christopher has its roots in both Greek and Roman mythology. The story of the St. Christopher necklace can be traced back to the 3rd century A.D. when St. Christopher lived. According to legend, St. Christopher carried a child across a river. The child grew heavier as they crossed until St. Christopher could barely carry him. It was later revealed that the child was Jesus, and St. Christopher had carried the world's weight on his shoulders.

This story became a symbol of protection for travellers, and St. Christopher was named the patron saint of travellers. The St Christopher necklace was believed to protect the wearer from dangers and accidents on the journey. The necklace is particularly popular with surfers and the surfing community and from there it has become the style icon it is today.