St. Lucy is believed to have been born in Syracuse, Sicily, of noble heritage. She privately dedicated her life to God at an early age, desiring to devote her life to the Lord. Her vow created complications when a pagan suitor asked for her hand in marriage. Disgruntled by her refusal, he exposed her Christian faith and St. Lucy was condemned to death. She is best known as patron of those with eye diseases and blindness, for it is believed she tore out her own eyes to present them to a suitor who was overly smitten by their beauty. The St. Lucy religious pewter statue is a wonderful gift for anyone who shares her name or for a Confirmation candidate who has chosen her name as an example to live by.

Standing at 2.5 inches tall, the Saint Lucy pewter statue is the perfect size for a windowsill, desk, or night stand and like all of the saints statues you can buy at St Patrick's Guild it comes gift boxed for your gift giving convenience.

Her feast day is December 13.