Scapular Saint Benedict
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The Saint Benedict scapular is timeless and understated, carrying the traditional Saint Benedict medal — a symbol of protection — with every detail showing the precision of hand work in silver. More than an accessory: an expression of faith, worn plainly.
- Metal: solid 925 sterling silver
- Medal: traditional Saint Benedict medal, hand-finished
- Chain: 60 cm (approx. 23.6″)
- Individually crafted and inspected at our atelier
Solid 925 sterling silver, through and through — no plating, nothing else underneath. The piece is made of the metal you see.
It ages well, polishes back to new, and is covered by our Lifetime Warranty. Others sell the color. We sell the metal.
Shipped worldwide by DHL Express, tracked and insured — 2–7 business days to the United States, 3–8 to Europe. All duties and taxes are included, so the price you see is final and there is nothing to pay on arrival.
You have 14 days from delivery to return, worldwide. Return shipping to our atelier in Brazil is at your cost, unless the piece is faulty or we made a mistake — then it is on us.
Shipping & return policyThe 60 cm chain lets the medal fall naturally over the chest — the traditional drop, worn over or under a shirt. Questions before ordering? Write to us.
Brazil carries one of the world's great silversmithing traditions. Every Milano Cupertino piece is born from it.
Cast, set and finished by hand in our own atelier in Fortaleza — from solid 925 sterling silver, never plated base metal. Then shipped duties-paid, straight to your door.
Others sell the color. We sell the metal.
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The Saint Benedict scapular is timeless and understated, carrying the traditional Saint Benedict medal — a symbol of protection — with every detail showing the precision of hand work in silver. More than an accessory: an expression of faith, worn plainly.
- Metal: solid 925 sterling silver
- Medal: traditional Saint Benedict medal, hand-finished
- Chain: 60 cm (approx. 23.6″)
- Individually crafted and inspected at our atelier
Solid 925 sterling silver, through and through — no plating, nothing else underneath. The piece is made of the metal you see.
It ages well, polishes back to new, and is covered by our Lifetime Warranty. Others sell the color. We sell the metal.
Shipped worldwide by DHL Express, tracked and insured — 2–7 business days to the United States, 3–8 to Europe. All duties and taxes are included, so the price you see is final and there is nothing to pay on arrival.
You have 14 days from delivery to return, worldwide. Return shipping to our atelier in Brazil is at your cost, unless the piece is faulty or we made a mistake — then it is on us.
Shipping & return policyThe 60 cm chain lets the medal fall naturally over the chest — the traditional drop, worn over or under a shirt. Questions before ordering? Write to us.
Brazil carries one of the world's great silversmithing traditions. Every Milano Cupertino piece is born from it.
Cast, set and finished by hand in our own atelier in Fortaleza — from solid 925 sterling silver, never plated base metal. Then shipped duties-paid, straight to your door.
Others sell the color. We sell the metal.
Craftsmanship
CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS
Every piece is built from noble metals and finished by hand — the exact material and plating for this piece are listed in its specifications above.
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LIFETIME WARRANTY
Time passes and moments change, but the worth of a piece that stays with you does not.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every Milano Cupertino piece carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, thanks to the metals we use and the finishing standard we hold. Plated pieces are made in the same high-quality 925 silver, and simply ask for a little extra care because of the finish.
Yes. Some collections are produced in limited editions, and once they sell out we do not make them again. The focus is on pieces that carry value, history and singularity.
