Our Lady of Guadalupe Square Ornament

This is an ornament of the top portion of Sue's painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which has been one of our most popular images. It is her loose interpretation of what Saint Juan Diego must have seen when Our Lady appeared to him.

The image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared miraculously on the cloak of Juan Diego, a simple indigenous peasant, on the hill of Tepeyac near Mexico City on December 12, 1531. Today it is displayed in the Basilica of Guadalupe nearby, the most visited Catholic shrine in the world.

Our Lady of Guadalupe is patroness of Mexico, the Americas, preborn children, and the pro-life movement.

The 1 1/2" square print has been encased in glass and soldered around the edges with a loop at the top for hanging wherever you wish, in the car at home, or setting in a shrine!

The same image is on both sides.

All of our pendants and ornaments are made with lead free solder and glass. Great on a chain or bracelet. We offer a ball chain elsewhere in our shop. 

If you put the charm/medal on a key chain, it may get broken if not treated kindly. It is glass. If you want one for a key chain, we can custom make your medium charm/medal with a thicker glass for $3. Small charm/medals don't need thicker glass, but either way, they need to be on a chain before you add them to your key ring.