Intricately Detailed BALI Sterling Unbreakable Rosary

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Intricately Detailed BALI Sterling Unbreakable Rosary

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Sold Date: 03/29/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Fraternal, Political, Organizations

21.5 inches.

The beads are beautiful SOLID 925 STERLING SILVER (7mm). The crucifix and center are solid silver molds.

This is one of those rosaries that took me forever to "figure out". I do not often get commissions for smaller rosaries, although a 7mm bead is considered very large for solid silver. It is hard to work with such small silver beads when I use very thick wire for strength. These are handmade beads I use so I can use thicker wire, and the result was quite amazing. This rosary is as strong as any other rosary I make. It has a great deal of weight to it as well, especially for a smaller rosary. Please look at the pictures carefully. Although small for my store, this rosary is about average size for rosaries one often sees. This is truly an heirloom sacramental that one will have for many generations in the family.

Jewelled rosary box included with this rosary. The rosary box is from India (2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 1 1/2). It is a very nice addition to an heirloom rosary.

This rosary is a one of a kind and will last for generations!

If for any reason this rosary breaks, it will be repaired free of charge!

***ROSARIES ARE SACRAMENTALS AND SHOULD BE TREATED AS SUCH. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE.

ABOUT UNBREAKABLE ROSARIES :

Thank you for your interest in UNBREAKABLE ROSARIES.

I started making rosaries about 1986 after my parish priest asked me to repair his old, worn rosary. I quickly saw a great need for rosaries among religious that could withstand a great deal of use.

I went through many designs. MANY, MANY, MANY DESIGNS!! I came up with a way of making my own chain, and although time consuming, realized the best way to ensure unbreakability was to make each link myself. After much trial and error, I finally created a design of wrapping each bead in wire as well. Now, virtually the only way for one of my rosaries to break is for the wire to actually wear through completely. This has not happened yet to date!

I have made rosaries for many religious communities, and was honored to make one for His Holiness, Pope John Paul II during his pontificacy.

God bless...and remember; get on your knees and pray!