Showing posts with label St Brigid Rosary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St Brigid Rosary. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
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.
Labels:
Celtic Rosary,
Green Labradorite Rosary,
Irish Rosary,
St Brigid Rosary,
St Patrick Rosary,
The Rosary Works,
The RosaryWorks.com,
Unbreakable Rosary,
White Swarovski Pearls,
Wire Wrapped Rosary
Sunday, May 22, 2016
St Brigid Rosary Beads in Green White Fancy Agate Wire Wrapped Unbreakable
The Ave beads in this rosary are 8mm fancy agate beads. These beads are varying shades of green ranging from off white to dark green. Because these beads are natural stone, some of them have small dimples and other small imperfections. The Pater beads are 12 mm magnesite. Many sellers mistakenly refer to magnesite as white turquoise. Please know that white turquoise is extremely rare and is very expensive.
The center honors St Brigid one of Ireland's Patron Saints, and it has an image of St Patrick on the back. Both the center and the crucifix is silver colored metal. The wire is fine silver plated onto copper. Because these are natural stone, no two beads are exactly alike. Therefore, the actual beads in the rosary will slightly different from the beads in the photo. The difference is so small that it isn't noticeable. Please click here to learn more about this rosary and please visit my shop, The Rosary Works, to see more of my wire wrapped unbreakable rosaries.
Labels:
Celtic Rosary,
Green and White Rosary,
Holy Name Rosaries,
Irish Rosaries,
Patron Saint of Ireland,
St Brigid Rosary,
St Patrick Rosary,
TheRosaryWorks.com,
Unbreakable Rosary,
Wire Wrapped Rosaries
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
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
Labels:
Adventurine,
Celtic Cross,
Celtic Rosary,
Green Rosary,
Holy Name Rosaries,
HolyNameRosaries,
Irish Rosary,
St Brigid Rosary,
St Patrick Rosary,
Unreakable Rosary,
Wire Wrapped Rosary
Thursday, February 20, 2014
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.
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