The image is of two medallions or coins, each bearing the effigy of an individual. The left medallion has the inscription "FRANCISCUS SALESIVS EPISC. GENEV," which likely refers to Francis de Sales, a Roman Catholic saint and Bishop of Geneva. The right medallion has the inscription "IOANNA FRANCISCA DE CHANTAL VID," suggesting it represents Jeanne de Chantal, who was also a saint and the founder of the Congregation of the Visitation.
The pairing of François de Sales and Jeanne de Chantal on these medallions is historically significant as they were both key figures in the Counter-Reformation and collaborated in founding the Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary. The medallions themselves could be commemorative items celebrating their contributions to the Catholic Church and their joint efforts in establishing new religious communities.
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