MEN'S GOLD & SILVER PENDANTS

About this collection

Men's pendants, most of which carry a meaning rather than just a shape.

The Navigator compass and Polaris north star are about direction, and finding the way back. Christ-Bearer is St Christopher, patron saint of travellers, traditionally given to someone before a journey. Guardian is St Michael the Archangel, patron saint of protection — often worn by people in the emergency services and the armed forces. Celestine is the Miraculous Medal, a Marian devotional piece. Corinthian and Genesis are crosses in two different weights.

Others are less loaded. Imperius sets natural lapis lazuli, green jasper or tiger's eye into a plain steel frame, and the zodiac pieces are exactly what they say they are.

Every pendant includes a chain. All are 316L stainless steel or 18K gold-plated steel — tarnish-free and sweat-proof, so they're fine in the shower, the sea or the gym.

Lifetime warranty and gift box included.

Pendant FAQ

What does a St Christopher necklace mean?

Safe passage — St Christopher is the patron saint of travellers, and his medal is traditionally given before a journey or a new chapter. Read the full St Christopher guide.

St Christopher, St Michael or a compass — which one?

St Christopher is protection on the journey; St Michael is protection in the fight — courage and standing firm; the compass is direction and purpose, with no religious frame. Choose by what the wearer is facing.

Are these pendants religious — can anyone wear them?

The saints' medals have been worn for generations as protection and travel tokens as much as statements of faith — worn respectfully, they're for anyone. The compass, North Star, Imperius and zodiac pieces carry no religious meaning at all.

Will the gold pendants tarnish?

No — every pendant is 316L stainless steel or 18K gold-plated steel: tarnish-free, sweat-proof and fine in the shower, the sea or the gym. Lifetime warranty included.