Divine Mercy Bracelet – Silver-Tone & Gold-Tone Medals, Made in Italy

Divine Mercy Bracelet – Silver-Tone & Gold-Tone Medals, Made in Italy

A Divine Mercy bracelet from a Catholic wholesaler, supplied to parishes, religious-goods stores, retreat and pilgrimage centres, and online resellers. Each bracelet carries the image of the Divine Mercy — the merciful Christ that St Faustina Kowalska saw in 1931, with red and pale rays streaming from his heart, beneath the words “Jesus, I trust in You.” The medals are made in Italy using traditional die-casting, and bracelets ship in packs of 10 with volume pricing and a low minimum order.

Choose from three styles to match your shelf and price point: a single-medallion cord, a ten-medal bracelet in silver-tone with the image repeated all the way around, or the same ten-medal design in gold-tone. All three sit on an adjustable woven cord that fits children and adults, offered in a range of cord colours. The finish is silver-tone or gold-tone — not sterling silver or solid gold — which keeps the wholesale price low and the markup healthy.

Divine Mercy is one of the most widespread devotions in the Church, strong in Poland, the Philippines, and the United States alike. Demand peaks around Divine Mercy Sunday — the Sunday after Easter — and through Lent and the Easter season, so it pays to stock ahead. The bracelet also sells year-round for First Communion, Confirmation, retreats, and as an everyday reminder of the 3 o’clock Hour of Mercy. You can customise it further with different medals or bead materials for parish programmes and private-label runs.

Behind the product is a long-established, Italian-sourced supplier shipping to roughly 25 countries, with detailed customs invoices on every international order and consistent quality across reorders. Request volume pricing or a full line sheet to add the Divine Mercy bracelet to your devotional range.

FAQ

What is the Divine Mercy image?

It comes from the visions of St Faustina Kowalska in 1931: the risen Christ with one hand raised in blessing and two rays — red for the blood and pale for the water that flowed from his pierced side — under the words “Jesus, I trust in You.” The first image was painted in Vilnius in 1934 under her direction.

Is this the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and when does it sell best?

This is a wearable bracelet, not the chaplet beads used to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, though it pairs naturally with that devotion. It sells best around Divine Mercy Sunday — the first Sunday after Easter — and through Lent and Eastertide, with steady year-round demand for retreats and sacramental gifts.

What is the minimum order for wholesale?

Bracelets are supplied in packs of 10, which is the minimum order, with volume pricing on larger quantities. You can choose a single-medallion style or a ten-medal style in silver-tone or gold-tone, all on adjustable cord in several colours, so one low minimum covers more than one look.

Do you provide customs documentation for international orders?

Yes. Every international shipment includes detailed customs invoices to support smooth clearance and accurate duty assessment. We ship to roughly 25 countries and keep quality consistent across reorders, so your inventory and paperwork stay reliable batch to batch.

Hand-assembled in Bosnia and Herzegovina from medals made in Italy (EU).