This beautiful brooch was made as a devotion to Thérèse of Lisieux, possibly to commemorate her official canonization. She was a French Carmelite nun known for her “Little Way” of spiritual childhood—living with humility, simplicity, and trust in God. She past away in 1897, and was Canonized in 1925. This brooch was likely made shortly after her canonization, it features a flowing banner inscribed with her full devotional title, centered with a lily — the traditional symbol of purity often associated with saints. Suspended below is a small medallion bearing her haloed profile. She is one of the most beloved modern saints and a Doctor of the Church.
The brooch measures 4 cm long. And makes use of a C-Catch to fasten the pin on the back.
This brooch is in very good Antique condition, no major visible dents or scratches. The brooch has a thin layer of silver, which shows some signs of wear here and there revealing the brass underneath. The pin is very sturdy and in full working order. Fully cleaned and ready to wear!
This beautiful brooch was made as a devotion to Thérèse of Lisieux, possibly to commemorate her official canonization. She was a French Carmelite nun known for her “Little Way” of spiritual childhood—living with humility, simplicity, and trust in God. She past away in 1897, and was Canonized in 1925. This brooch was likely made shortly after her canonization, it features a flowing banner inscribed with her full devotional title, centered with a lily — the traditional symbol of purity often associated with saints. Suspended below is a small medallion bearing her haloed profile. She is one of the most beloved modern saints and a Doctor of the Church.
The brooch measures 4 cm long. And makes use of a C-Catch to fasten the pin on the back.
This brooch is in very good Antique condition, no major visible dents or scratches. The brooch has a thin layer of silver, which shows some signs of wear here and there revealing the brass underneath. The pin is very sturdy and in full working order. Fully cleaned and ready to wear!
