A talented medal maker
For nearly two centuries, these workshops have carried on the delicate art of medal making.
Rooted in French tradition, they craft pieces imbued with history and meaning.
Each medal is born from exacting expertise, combining drawing, relief, and precision of gesture.
The material is worked with patience until all its light is revealed.
Engraving, stamping, polishing, and precious finishes bring lasting symbols to life.
Their mastery unites the heritage of master medal makers with the most contemporary techniques.
Each piece becomes an object of memory, designed to accompany life’s most important moments.
Religious medals, symbolic jewelry, and exceptional objects celebrate the art of passing down tradition.
In every detail and every emotion, excellence reveals itself with discretion.
A rare savoir-faire in the service of precious and timeless creations.
A note of history
A young Corsican martyr of the 4th century, Saint Devota embodies the strength of a luminous faith.
According to tradition, her body was entrusted to the sea and carried by a boat to the shores of Monaco.
Since then, she has watched over the Principality as a gentle and protective presence.
Patron saint of Monaco, she symbolizes hope, courage, and devotion.
Her story brings together the sea, faith, and the memory of a people deeply attached to their roots.
Through the centuries, her figure has become a spiritual landmark and a sign of protection.
She accompanies families, children, and life’s most important moments.
Worn as a medal, her image becomes a precious, intimate, and reassuring talisman.
It recalls the light of a heritage passed down with love and devotion.
Saint Devota remains a symbol of grace, protection, and attachment to Monaco.
A product of exception
Carrying deep symbolism and singular emotion, the baptism medal is among the first pieces of jewelry offered to a child.
Traditionally chosen by the godmother, sometimes together with the godfather, it accompanies religious or secular ceremonies as a gesture of protection, love, and transmission.
It marks the beginning of a story: that of a precious bond between the child, their family, and those who watch over them.
Worn throughout the years, the medal becomes an intimate landmark, associated with life’s important moments: birth, baptism, birthday, or family celebration.
Personalized with an engraving, a first name, a date, or a few carefully chosen words, it is transformed into a unique jewel, filled with memory.
More than a gift, the baptism medal is a delicate heirloom, destined to stand the test of time and be passed down from generation to generation.
MONOÏKOS 1297 Advice
Preserve the radiance of your silver medal
Avoid contact with water and chemical substances
Although silver is a precious and resistant metal, we recommend removing your medal before any prolonged immersion in water, particularly in the swimming pool or the sea, in order to preserve its shine and finishes.
Protect it from cosmetics
Apply perfumes, creams, oils, and beauty products before wearing your medal. These substances may leave deposits on the silver and subtly alter its brilliance over time.
Store it with care
When you are not wearing it, keep your medal in its case or in a soft pouch, protected from scratches and friction with other jewelry. Special care helps preserve the finesse of the engraving and relief.
Maintain it regularly
To revive its shine, gently clean your medal with a suitable soft cloth. If necessary, use a little lukewarm water and mild soap, then dry it carefully with a clean, non-abrasive fabric.
Wear it with delicacy
Avoid shocks, excessive pressure, and repeated friction, which could mark the metal or alter the details of the medal.
By following these recommendations, your silver medal will retain all its radiance and pass through the years with elegance, like a precious jewel filled with memory and transmission.
