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Legacy Gold Coin Necklace

Sale price$4,070.00 USD

The Rachel's Worth® Legacy Gold Coin Necklace is a beautiful piece that carries deep meaning. It symbolizes the lineage of Jesus Christ through Jacob, the grandson of Abraham. Jacob loved Rachel so much that he worked for 14 years to marry her, but he was tricked into marrying her sister Leah first. Leah was often seen as unloved and not attractive, with weak-looking eyes. 

The gold pendant shows 'XIV' to represent Rachel, and it has an 'Eye' at the center to symbolize Leah. Together, they show how their stories are connected in the history of Christ. In the Bible, the number 14 (XIV) stands for the salvation and deliverance that Jesus provided through His sacrifice on the cross. Wearing this necklace serves as a reminder that our Savior values everyone.


Product Description:

  • Metal: 14K Yellow Gold
  • Pendant: 1.2" L X 1.2" W Coin Pendant
  • Chain: 18" L X .07" W Diamond Cut Rolo Chain
  • Closure: Lobster claw closure
Metal:
Legacy 14K Gold Coin Necklace
Legacy Gold Coin Necklace Sale price$4,070.00 USD

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