You Are Mine Necklace

$73.00

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“Fear not, for I have redeemed you. I have called you by name, you are mine.“Isaiah 43:1 Wear this as a daily reminder that you are loved and chosen by God.

Gold Necklace Details:

14k gold plated stainless steel with mother of pearl
18 inches + 2 inch extender
Sweat-proof/Waterproof: Water-resistant but not waterproof. Sweat, perfume, chlorinated pool water, or seawater can accelerate oxidation or peeling of the plating
Ethically made

Silver Necklace Details:

Stainless steel with mother of pearl
18 inches + 2 inch extender
Sweat-proof/Waterproof: Water-resistant but not waterproof. Sweat, perfume, chlorinated pool water, or seawater can accelerate oxidation or peeling of the plating
Ethically made

Our products are tested for nickel release to ensure they are safe for you to wear. Even if trace amounts are present, our jewelry consistently meets or exceeds international safety export standards requirements.

Inspired by Season 1

When Jesus said, "I have called you by name. You are mine," He wasn’t just talking to Mary Magdalene. He was speaking to all of us.

Inspired by the unforgettable final scene of Season 1, Episode One, this necklace and artwork capture one of the most powerful moments in The Chosen’s history: a woman lost in grief and shame is seen, known, and restored by the One who calls her by name.

Mary had changed her identity to escape her pain, but Jesus saw her for who she truly was—and claimed her as His own.

Based on Isaiah 43:1, the You Are Mine necklace and matching art serve as a daily reminder that no matter what you’ve been through, you are loved, redeemed, and never forgotten.

Why Your Purchase Matters

You might be wondering why a show about Jesus has so many t-shirts. No, it’s not because tunics and leather sandals have gone out of style. It’s because we want as many people as possible to experience the story of Jesus—and we think they should hear about it from you.

So, thanks for sharing the show and purchasing something from our Gifts Store. You’re not just making the world a bit more teal. You’re inviting others to witness the story of Jesus—and maybe even experience transformation in the process.