Among the most iconic medals, the Chi-Rho holds a special place. Both discreet and full of meaning, it has spanned centuries, carrying a universal message: that of faith and light.
The Chi-Rho, also known as the Christogram, has its roots in the early centuries of Christianity. It is formed from the first two Greek letters of the word "Christ": X (Chi) and P (Rho).
This sign was used by early Christians to affirm their faith, often engraved on the walls of catacombs or on liturgical objects. It became a symbol of victory and light, representing the resurrected Christ.
This sign was used by early Christians to affirm their faith, often engraved on the walls of catacombs or on liturgical objects. It became a symbol of victory and light, representing the resurrected Christ.
Wearing a Chi-Rho medal is a true sign of faith, recalling one's belonging to the Christian community. A universal symbol of protection, it evokes peace and hope, and remains a precious guide for the wearer.
This medal is often chosen for baptism, as it embodies the promise of a life guided by faith, but it can also be offered for other religious ceremonies such as First Communion or Confirmation.
Our Becker Chi-Rho medal represents one of the flagship models in our collection thanks to its elegant reproduction of this sacred symbol.
