Archangel michael necklace

Matte Gold Medallion: If your medallion is matte gold in finish, that’s likely a plating or colored alloy (unless it’s solid gold, which you’d need a jeweler to test).

Labradorite Stones: Labradorite is known for its mystical iridescence and is often associated with protection, intuition, and transformation in metaphysical traditions.

Not an Official WWI Currency Coin

There weren’t widely circulated official government-issued coins in World War I that featured Archangel Michael as a design. What exists in collector and replica markets are medals or tokens inspired by spiritual protection themes popular during wartime — often given to soldiers or made later as commemorative jewelry pieces. These are usually replicas rather than actual WWI currency. This necklace features a matte gold Archangel Michael medallion inspired by World War I–era peace and protection medals. During the Great War, such medals were carried as symbols of faith, courage, and divine guardianship. The reverse bears the word “PAX” (peace) and the names of allied nations, honoring unity after conflict. Paired with labradorite — a stone of protection and strength — this piece is a modern heirloom rooted in history, faith, and resilience.

Measures 18"