Hematite Rosary Sacred Heart

A hematite rosary with silver oval beads is an interesting combination of materials. Hematite is a semi-precious stone known for its shiny silver color. It is often associated with protection, inner strength, and grounding.

The oval beads add a modern and refined aspect to the rosary. The silver color is often associated with purity and clarity.

To preserve the beauty of your hematite rosary, avoid contact with corrosive chemicals and clean it gently with a soft cloth if necessary. Hematite is relatively fragile, so care should be taken to avoid scratches. Store it in the provided case.

The centerpiece of the rosary is silver and depicts the Glorious Christ, a representation of the mosaic found in the mosaic dome of the Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre, and on the reverse side, the facade of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The cross is slender and of a classic design.

This rosary is available with different stones and in various colors : explore our collection

Learn more about the product:

✔ 16.1 inches in length (including chain and cross)

✔ Oval hematite beads

✔ Silver finish

✔ Handcrafted

✔ Living Heritage Company

✔ Black gift box included

✔ Exclusive to the Sacred Heart of Montmartre

Learn more about the rosary:

The rosary is a prayer object that resembles a necklace of beads consisting of five sets of ten beads, the decades. Each set is followed by a single bead. A cross and five beads are located before the centerpiece, which features the image of the Blessed Virgin, a saint, or a Christian symbol. These beads are used for the recitation of the "Hail Mary."

The recitation begins with the sign of the cross, "I believe in God," "Our Father," three "Hail Marys," and a "Glory be." It then involves the recitation of one "Our Father," ten "Hail Marys," and one "Glory be." The recitation of decades is combined with the contemplation of the joyful, sorrowful, glorious and luminous mysteries of Christ's life.

Learn more about the craftsmanship:

Our partner specializes in woodworking to create beads, rosaries, and religious sculptures. Twenty-one people work in the workshop, located in Puy-de-Dôme, with great versatility and expertise to preserve the craftsmanship dating back to 1855.

How to pray the rosary