Maria Undoer of Knots Cameo Medal

La obra de arte, titulada "María Desatadora de Nudos" (1700 d.C.), fue creada por el artista Johann Georg Melchior Schmidtner y colocada en la iglesia de San Pedro en Augsburgo, Alemania, donde aún se encuentra. Fue inspirada por la historia de un matrimonio del año 1612 que pidió las oraciones de un sacerdote para salvar su matrimonio, y el sacerdote rezó mientras desataba los nudos de una cinta matrimonial frente a una imagen de la Virgen María. Esta advocación mariana representa a la Virgen María desatando los nudos de un listón largo, como representación de los problemas de la vida. Recordemos que siempre hay que portarla con fe.

Medalla de 4cm de alto por 3cm de ancho, con cadena de 50cm

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Regular Cleaning: Clean your silver jewelry regularly to remove buildup of dirt, oil, and grime. Use a silver jewelry polishing cloth or soft microfiber cloth to gently rub the surface to restore its shine.
Wear often: Although it may sound counterintuitive, wearing your silver jewelry regularly can actually help keep it in better condition, as the natural friction of daily wear can help maintain its shine.
Cleaning professional: If you notice that your silver jewelry is very dirty or has lost its shine, consider taking it to a jewelry cleaning professional who is experienced in caring for silver.
By following these tips and taking proper care of your silver jewelry, you will be able to enjoy its beauty and shine for a long time.