Connemara Marble and Rose Quartz Rosary Bracelet Single Decade RBCRQ

Description

PLEASE NOTE COLOR MY VARY NO TWO PIECES OF MARBLE ARE ALIKE
Rosary Bracelet made in Ireland from Connamara marble and Rose Quartz beads. Designed and made by All That Glisters.
This very personal, single decade of the Rosary dates back to the Penal times,
when
it was forbidden to
practice
the Catholic faith in Ireland.
As in many countries where people aren't allowed to practice their beliefs, this suppression only served to increase the faith of the Irish people.
With priests living in hiding, and Mass celebrated on the open hillsides, people found more and more ways of continuing their devotions without being detected.
One result of this determined ingenuity is "An Paidrin Beag" the little Rosary.
Few Things reflect the beauty of creation more strongly then the deep, and varied greens of Connemara Marble, found only in a small corner of Ireland's Atlantic seaboard  These Rosary Beads, hand made in Kilkenny
The first Irish Rosaries were made by monks of the great settlements like Cashel, Clonmacnoise and Glendalough. Using the horns of animals they fashioned beads of natural beauty and simple strength. Their Strength in particular put them much in demand in medieval Europe, where the rosary was a widely observed meditation, and personal link with the Creator.
These beads continue that tradition, combining natural beauty with practical strength.
The bracelet is 8" Connemara Beads are 1/4" and the Cross is 1"
Come boxed
The Rosary was given by Our Lady in a vision in 1465 to St. Dominic, founder of the Dominican order. It was given as a gift of peace, comfort and strength, as relevant today as nearly eight centuries ago. Since Our Lady herself has repeatedly urged her children to say the rosary and to promote its message throughout the world.
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