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Monastic rosary

Material
Green gold 14k
Link width
5 mm
Art
44600
Chain sizes (mm)
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
Product description
This monastic rosary consists of ornamental beads representing elements of the Jesus Prayer, and a chapel-shaped pendant. The pendant depicts the Saviour, the ‘Omen’ Mother of God icon, and images of St. Nicholas the Miracle Worker and the Great Martyr St. Panteleimon the Healer. The quatrefoil between the beads and pendant encases a removable image of your personal saint and an icon of your Guardian Angel. A small brush or tassel is suspended from the bottom of the pendant.
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Holy Mother of God
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