prayer Bracelet in Malachite and Cloisonne

Description

Religious traditions from around the world have used pebbles or beads to count prayers thereby freeing the mind to concentrate on the spiritual journey. Anglican Rosaries have their origins in the 1980’s with an Episcopal priest, the Rev. Lynn Baughman. Father Baughman’s design abbreviated the Roman Catholic Rosary and thus freed the user to choose and use his or her own prayers in numerous different ways. The flexible design has been embraced by many denominations and even some non-Christian traditions.

I have developed this design for the Rosary Bracelet, which allows the user to always have it handy and visible – a constant reminder that prayer is close at hand. Each Rosary Bracelet comes in its own organza bag suitable for giving as a gift and to protect it when not being worn. The Rosary Bracelet also comes with a card briefly explaining the use of the Rosary (shown in photograph).

This particular Rosary Bracelet, lovingly crafted by me, is 8.24 inches long from toggle to bar, has Cruciform beads of *green floral Cloisonne, and 6mm Week beads of Malachite. The sterling silver pendant is a Large lobed filigree cross. All the other findings are Sterling Silver as well.

Added on Jan 11, 2010

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