St Brigid Rosary Green Labradorite White Swarovski Pearls

The Ave beads in this rosary are unusual 6mm green labradorite beads. I've never seen green labradorite before and these beads are quite pretty. In bright light many of them have a nice iridescence or "fire". The colors of this iridescence range from blue to green to yellow. I was able to catch some of this "fire" in the photos. Accenting the Ave beads are 10mm Swarovski Crystal pearls. Swarovski Simulate pearls are high quality faux pearls. They have a Swarovski crystal center covered by 4 layers of nacre ( pearly) coating. This gives them a beautiful glow.

The center honors St Brigid one of the patron saints of Ireland and the reverse of the center honors St Patrick. The crucifix is a Celtic crucifix with a Celtic know motif. The Celtic knot has long been an Irish symbol of immortality.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, The Rosary Works to see more of my unbreakable, wire wrapped rosaries.

St Dymphna Single Decade Rosary Chaplet Irish Celtic Green White

The Ave beads in this rosary are 8mm round fancy agate beads. These beads are varying shades of green. The pater beads are 10mm white magnesite. Magnesite is often erroneously referred to as white turquoise. White turquoise is a rare stone mined in the U.S. Southwest. Magnesite is a beautiful stone, but is more common. The medal honors St Dymphna, the Patron Saint of Anxiety and Stress. The reverse side of the center honors the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The crucifix is an Irish Celtic crucifix. Both the center and crucifix are silver colored metal. The wire is fine 99.9% silver plated onto copper wire. Please click here to learn more about this chaplet and please visit my shop, The Rosary Works, to see more of my wire wrapped, unbreakable rosaries.

Our Lady of Knock Rosary Green Connemara Marble Celtic Irish Prayer Beads Chaplet

The Ave beads in this rosary are 8mm Connemara Marble beads imported directly from Ireland. While there are 4 different kinds of marble indigenous to Ireland, Connemara Marble is the only one that is most commonly associated with the Emerald Isle. These beads are an olive green with darker bands and patches of serpentine and white patches. They have a waxy surface which is one of the characteristics of Connemara Marble. Many of the beads are not perfectly round, this only adds to the charm of the rosary. The Pater bead is pewter with a Celtic Knot motif. The medal honors Our Lady of Knock. The crucifix is a traditional Irish Celtic cross. This rosary is under 13 1/2 inches long Both the medal and the crucifix are silver colored metal.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, The Rosary Works,  to see more of my unbreakable, wire wrapped, single decade rosaries.

St Brigid Irish Celtic Rosary with Adventurine and Lampwork Beads

The focal point of this Irish rosary are the handmade lampwork Pater beads. The center of the beads features white flowers on a pale green background. The flowers are connected by a delicate green stem. Then the center is encased in clear crystal. Complementing these beads are the 6mm dark green adventurine Avé beads. The center honors St Brigid and has an image honoring St Patrick on the reverse side. Both the center and the crucifix are silver colored metal. The wire is 99% pure silver plated onto pure copper wire.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, Holy Name Rosaries, to see more of my wire wrapped, unbreakable rosaries

Irish Rosary with Connemara Marble and Swarovski Pearls

The Ave beads in this rosary are 8mm Connemara Marble beads imported directly from Ireland. While there are 4 different kinds of marble indigenous to Ireland, Connemara Marble is the only one that is most commonly associated with the Emerald Isle. These beads are an olive green with darker bands and patches of serpentine. They have a waxy surface which is one of the characteristics of Connemara Marble. The Pater beads are 12mm Swarovski crystal pearls. Swarovski pearls are high quality simulated pearls. They have a crystal center and are covered with 4 layers of nacre (pearly coating) which gives them a beautiful luster.

The shamrock center is sterling silver. The Celtic crucifix is white bronze. It has the Celtic Knot motif which has long been an Irish symbol of immortality. The wire is 99% pure silver plated onto pure copper.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, Holy Name Rosaries, to see more of my unbreakable rosaries, chaplets and rosary bracelets.

St Brigid Irish Rosary Celtic Cross in Green Goldstone

The Ave beads in this rosary are 6mm faceted green goldstone beads. Also, these beads can appear black in very dim light but they come alive in bright light. In most of the photos, the beads appear black but actually they are a very dark green glass with flecks of silver foil in them. This foil makes the beads sparkle and dance in the light. I have been unable to catch this quality with my photos, but the white flecks you see in some of the beads is actually the silver foil reflecting light. If you look closely at some of the photos, you might be able to see the green color in some of the beads. The Pater beads are 6mm by 8mm Celtic knot beads. The Celtic knot is one of the Irish symbols of immortality.

The silver colored centerpiece honors both St Brigid and St Patrick. St Brigid is on the front of the center while St Patrick is on the reverse side. The silver colored crucifix is a traditional Celtic crucifix with a Celtic knot motif.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, Holy Name Rosaries, to see more of my unbreakable, wire wrapped rosaries.

Irish Rosary Honoring Our Lady of Knock

The Avé beads in this rosary are 8mm multicolored fancy agate. The colors range from many shades of green accented by a few rust colored beads. The Pater beads are 12mm white magnesite. Magnesite is often advertised as white turquoise which it is not. However, it is a beautiful stone in and of itself. Because of the size and weight of the beads, this is a nice substantial rosary which has a nice feel in your hands.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, Holy Name Rosaries, to see more of my unbreakable rosaries.

Irish Celtic Rosary honoring St Patrick and St Brigid

The show stealers in this rosary are the 6mm Czech fire polished AB Emerald Avé beads. These beads are definitely emerald in color, but the partial Aurora Borealis coating on them is so intense that they reflect beautiful shades of blue, light green and sometimes even pink. They are a tribute to the Emerald Isle. The Pater beads have a Celtic knot design and contrast the Avé beads very nicely. The crucifix is a Celtic cross which has long been an Irish symbol of eternity. The front side of the center honors St Patrick who is one of the patron saints of Ireland. The reverse side of the center honor St Brigid who is the other patron saint of Ireland.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, Holy Name Rosaries, to see more of my rosaries and rosary bracelets.

St Brigid Rosary with Moss Opal

The Ave beads in this rosary are 6mm moss opal beads. This stone is in the opal family, but it does not possess the same iridescent fire that is commonly associated with opals. Nevertheless, these stones have a beauty all their own. I do not know the name of the stone in the Pater beads, but it matches the Ave beads exactly so I used it. :)    The center honors St Brigid and has an image of St Patrick on the back. Both the center and the crucifix is silver colored metal.  Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, HolyNameRosaries.com to see more of my unbreakable rosaries and prayer beads.