Patron of mental health professionals and epileptics; protector of emotional and neurological disorders.

Dymphna was the daughter of Damon, a chieftain in Ireland. Her mother died when Dymphna was 14 and this tragic loss drove her father to insanity. In an effort to replace his wife, he decided to marry his beautiful daughter. Dymphna fled with St. Gerbernus, an elderly priest. They settled in Belgium where Dymphna became known for her devotion to the poor. Damon and his soldiers found them, and when Dymphna still refused to marry him he beheaded her with his sword.

The unique making process of these porcelain pendants allows for more detail in designs than other mediums. These designs are fired into the clay at 2200 degrees, so they will not peel or wear off. Each piece is surprisingly lightweight.

Approx. Ornament size : 6.8 centimetre height x 4 centimetre width. Weight : 21 grams.

Length of red satin : 30 centimetre.

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