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Our Lady of Miracles Rosary Necklace
Not so long ago, one could browse the stalls of French antique markets and come upon desirable little objects that had been loved through several generations of owners. Some believe that each owner has imparted a bit of their personal spirit and history that makes pondering such objects all the more compelling. That is the case with this rosary. An elderly friend often mentioned that during the Nazi occupation of Paris, she kept her mother's rosary with her at all times. It was a mix of pearls and stars of Bethlehem with a floral cross. Working from her description as inspiration, I designed this rosary. As much as it is graceful and delicate, it is also powerful and mystical.
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Our Lady of Miracles Rosary Necklace
Not so long ago, one could browse the stalls of French antique markets and come upon desirable little objects that had been loved through several generations of owners. Some believe that each owner has imparted a bit of their personal spirit and history that makes pondering such objects all the more compelling. That is the case with this rosary. An elderly friend often mentioned that during the Nazi occupation of Paris, she kept her mother's rosary with her at all times. It was a mix of pearls and stars of Bethlehem with a floral cross. Working from her description as inspiration, I designed this rosary. As much as it is graceful and delicate, it is also powerful and mystical.
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Not so long ago, one could browse the stalls of French antique markets and come upon desirable little objects that had been loved through several generations of owners. Some believe that each owner has imparted a bit of their personal spirit and history that makes pondering such objects all the more compelling. That is the case with this rosary. An elderly friend often mentioned that during the Nazi occupation of Paris, she kept her mother's rosary with her at all times. It was a mix of pearls and stars of Bethlehem with a floral cross. Working from her description as inspiration, I designed this rosary. As much as it is graceful and delicate, it is also powerful and mystical.
