Do you have something suitable for a confirmation?
'Cresima' — CRE-si-ma. Three syllables.
Use when buying a gift for a child's Catholic confirmation ceremony ('cresima'). Jewellery is the traditional Italian confirmation gift — gold crosses, charm bracelets, and signet rings are classic choices.
'Cresima' = Confirmation (Catholic sacrament, typically at age 12–14). 'Adatto per' = suitable for. Italian Catholics mark religious milestones with jewellery gifts: 'battesimo' (baptism — gold cross), 'prima comunione' (first communion — chain), 'cresima' (confirmation — more substantial piece).
Avete croci in oro per bambini?
Do you have gold crosses for children?
Traditional religious jewellery.
Cerco qualcosa per un ragazzo di quattordici anni.
I am looking for something for a fourteen-year-old boy.
Specifies age and gender.
Ha la medaglietta di Sant'Antonio?
Do you have the Saint Anthony medal?
Patron saint medal — very common.
Religious jewellery ('gioielli religiosi') is central to Italian Catholic culture. Every major sacrament is celebrated with a jewellery gift. Crosses, Miraculous Medals, Saint medallions, and guardian angel pendants are given to children and kept for life — often displayed in the home as well as worn.