DESIGN - The men’s stainless steel Axe Necklace is inscribed with the inspiring words, "Here am I, send me," from Isaiah 6:8. The prophet Isaiah answered the Lord's question, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" He courageously accepted a tough mission to warn the Israelites of impending punishment and destruction. Jesus commands all believers to "Go, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and the Holy Spirit." Shields of Strength is a Texas based Company. We stand behind our designs.
SCRIPTURE - The men’s stainless steel Axe Necklace is inscribed with the inspiring words, "Here am I, send me," from Isaiah 6:8.
DIMENSIONS - The axe pendant measures 1.43 inches tall, 0.52 inch wide, and 0.15 inch thick. Choose from a 18, 20, 22, 24, or 30-inch stainless steel curb chain.
MATERIAL - Shields of Strength uses the highest grade stainless steel containing zero nickel, commonly referred to as “Surgical Grade” which does not irritate skin and never tarnishes.
WARRANTY - Our prayer is that Shields of Strength will serve as a reminder of God's Word. We 100% guarantee all stainless steel jewelry for a lifetime. Gold plated jewelry is plated heavily with real gold and is warrantied for 1 year from the date of purchase. Shields of Strength 14K gold is genuine metal stamped authentic. If you ever have a problem, contact our customer support team, they will take care of you. If an item does not meet your expectations, please call us at 1-800-326-7882.
What is the point of a dog tag necklace?
The military needed a way to clearly identify fallen soldiers. A dog tag was created to accomplish this crucial task.
Can you wear dog tags as a necklace?
Yes, dog tags can be and are worn as unique custom jewelry! This custom antique split shield dog tag neck makes for a perfect gift.
What do dog tags symbolize?
Friends and loved ones can share a bond stronger than the distance that separates them when they each wear one half of a Shields of Strength antique split shield dog tag.
