Worn at the collarbone
The Grace Medallion
Black Friday — buy one, gift one
One Grace Medallion to keep.
One to give to the woman who shaped your faith.
- 1One price covers two medallions.
- 2No code to enter — the second is taken off in your bag.
- 3Both ship together in a single tracked parcel.
Tracked delivery · No code required · Returns policy applies
How the offer works
Add the pair to your bag and the second medallion comes off the total automatically. There is no discount code to enter and nothing else to add.
Both are packed together and ship as a single parcel. To send more than two, use the plus button — quantity moves in pairs, so four medallions bills as two.
Details
| Material | Gold-tone metal with a pale shell-effect medallion face |
| Medallion | 16.8 mm / 0.66 in round |
| Chain | 40 cm / 15.7 in with a 5 cm / 2 in extender |
| Clasp | Lobster clasp |
Care
Keep it dry. Remove it before showering, swimming, sleeping, and exercise, and put it on after perfume, hairspray, and lotion. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store each piece flat and separately.
What we don’t claim
This is a devotional reminder, not a sacramental, not a blessed object, and not a promise of protection, healing, or any spiritual outcome. If you would like a piece blessed, speak with your own priest or parish.
We do not describe it as mother of pearl, 18K gold plated, hypoallergenic, nickel-free, waterproof, tarnish-proof, handmade, or suitable for children, because we have not yet completed the testing that would let us stand behind those words.
Delivery & returns
Every order ships tracked, with both medallions in the same parcel. Your estimate is shown at checkout and in your dispatch email. See our refund policy for return terms.
ONLY 6 units left get yours before it's too late.
Why two
One to keep. One to give.
Two medallions at one price means the reminder rarely stays with one person. Keep the pair, or keep one and pass the other to a mother, a daughter, a goddaughter, a friend.
The medallion is the reminder, never the source. What it means is left to the person wearing it.
A clean silhouette, a quiet centre.
A luminous face
A pale shell-effect field that shifts from ivory to faint blush as the light moves across it.
Deliberately small
16.8 mm across, sitting at the upper chest. Everyday jewellery first, devotional medal second.
The whole piece
Thin polished rim, tapered bail, fine bead-station chain, lobster clasp and extender.
Our intention
We would rather describe it honestly than sell you a story.
Layva does not use faith as decoration, and does not promise what a piece of jewellery cannot keep. Where we have not yet completed testing, we say so plainly rather than borrowing language that sounds better than the evidence supports.
Questions, answered
Do I really get two medallions?
Yes. One price covers two. Both are packed into the same parcel, and your order confirmation will list both.
Do I need a discount code?
No. The second medallion comes off your total automatically in the bag — there is no code to enter and nothing extra to add.
What if I want more than two?
Use the plus button before adding to your bag. Quantity moves in pairs, so four medallions bills as two.
How long is the offer available?
The buy-one-gift-one offer runs through the Black Friday window. Pricing returns to single-medallion RRP once it closes.
What is the medallion made of?
A gold-tone metal necklace with a pale shell-effect medallion face. We have deliberately not described it as mother of pearl or as gold plating of any particular karat, because we have not yet completed the material testing that would let us stand behind those terms.
Why is there a Proposition 65 warning?
Our current supplier's listing carries a Proposition 65 warning referring to potential lead and cadmium exposure. Rather than quietly drop it, we display it while independent testing on our own batch is completed. A warning is not proof that a specific legal limit has been exceeded, but you deserve to see it before you buy.
Is the necklace blessed?
No. It is a devotional reminder, not a sacramental or a blessed object, and not a promise of protection or healing. If you would like it blessed, your own priest or parish is the right place to ask.