🥉 Bronze is a durable metal alloy traditionally made primarily of copper, usually with tin and sometimes small amounts of other metals. Bronze has been used for centuries in statues, medals, bells, and devotional objects because it is strong, attractive, and develops a classic warm brown tone over time. Bronze medals may naturally darken or develop a patina with age, which many people find adds to their beauty and character.

🌕 Yellow Bronze is a bronze-family alloy with a warmer, brighter golden tone than standard bronze. It is not solid gold and should not be confused with gold-filled or gold-plated jewelry, but it offers an attractive gold-like appearance at a more affordable price. Yellow bronze is often chosen for religious medals because it combines durability with a rich, traditional look.

🤍 White Bronze is a bronze-family alloy made to have a pale silver or white-metal appearance. It is not sterling silver, but it gives medals a clean, bright finish similar in appearance to silver-toned metals. White bronze is a good option for those who want a durable religious medal with a lighter, silvery look without choosing sterling silver.

💍 Sterling Silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5 by weight of silver and 7.5 by weight of other metals, usually copper. Fine silver, for example 99.9% pure silver, is generally too soft for producing functional objects; therefore, our silver jewelry is made of Sterling Silver.