Medieval pilgrim shell pendant of Santiago

Explore medieval history with our St. James Pilgrim Shell Pendant! This beautiful pendant is inspired by the emblems of medieval pilgrims and is a tribute to the emblematic route of the Camino de Santiago.

The scallop shell has been a symbol of the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela since the Middle Ages, granting prestige and distinction to those who wore it. With dimensions of 3 x 2.8 cm, this pendant is made of Zamak and available in brass or silver tones.

Plus, it comes with a 1 meter long black cotton band, perfect for taking with you on your own adventure!

Originally used as drinking vessels on the coast of Galicia, scallop shells became status symbols for pilgrims. Upon returning home, pilgrims tied them to their staffs or clothing as a testimony of having reached the end of the known world and returning safely.

This medieval amulet not only evokes history, but was also believed to provide protection and healing to its wearer, making it more than just an accessory.

Discover the spirit of the pilgrimage with our Santiago shell pendant and carry with you the magic and history of the Camino de Santiago!