Our Lady of Loreto - Black Onyx and Citrine Rosary

$147.00

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Description

Our Lady of Loreto - Black Onyx and Citrine Rosary

Luminous Legacies:

The Our Lady of Loreto, Black Onyx, and Citrine Rosary symbolize deep spirituality. Firstly, its black onyx beads reflect the mystique of Our Lady of Loreto, embodying reverence and mystery. These beads symbolize the solemn nature of the Holy House of Loreto.

Additionally, the rosary is adorned with golden citrine beads. These beads add a touch of splendor, reminiscent of the Basilica's opulence in Loreto. Moreover, they create a beautiful contrast with the onyx, representing divine light and grace.

Furthermore, each citrine bead shines, symbolizing hope and inspiration amidst challenges. This element brings deeper meaning to the rosary's design.

In conclusion, this rosary is more than a tool for prayer. It serves as a tribute to Our Lady of Loreto's enduring spiritual legacy. Each bead encourages reflection on the Virgin Mary's life and the mysteries of the Rosary, deepening the user's spiritual journey.

Key Features:

  • Rosary color: black and gold.
  • Five-decade Rosary necklace length: 18-inch
  • Semi-precious gemstone: AAA natural black onyx beads.
  • Accent beads:  AAA natural golden citrine beads.
  • Metal findings: Gold-filled spacer beads, gold-filled bead caps, gold-filled round wire. 
  • Crucifix: Gold-plated Crucifix pendant.
  • Centerpiece: Gold-plated Madonna medal rosary center.
  • Gift Suggestions: Catholic gifts for all occasions, black rosary, golden rosary, our lady of Loreto rosary, onyx rosary, citrine rosary, confirmation rosary, and elegant rosary.
  • Made to order in the USA


Shipping & Return
  • Five Decade Rosary collections are made to order only. Most five decades Rosaries are available to ship in 1-2 week. Pre-order items could take around 3-5 weeks processing time prior to shipping.
  • We offer complimentary standard shipping for orders over $75 to US. International shipping is calculated at checkout.
  • See our Shipping PolicyReturn and Refund Policy and FAQs for detailed information.
Materials & Care

Gold Filled:

Gold-filled is made by bonding a layer of 14- or 12-karat gold to a brass core, creating a tarnish-resistant surface with only gold visible. The metals are fused using heat and pressure and then shaped to specific sizes. The gold content is 5% by weight, and this type of metal cannot be cast. Gold filled has a much thicker layer of gold over the base metal compare to gold plated.

Sterling Silver:

Sterling silver is composed of 92.5% pure silver, with the remaining portion typically being copper, added to enhance the silver's strength. Recognized as a precious metal, sterling silver is prone to tarnishing, a natural chemical reaction that happens when silver comes into contact with air. Fortunately, this tarnishing can be easily reversed.

Argentium:

While Sterling silver is an alloy with 92.5% silver and 7.5% usually copper. In contrast, Argentium silver has more pure silver (93.5% or 96%) and includes germanium. Argentium is more durable, has a higher melting point, and is easier to work with than sterling silver. Additionally, Argentium is significantly more resistant to tarnishing, being seven times more tarnish-resistant than sterling silver.

Gold Plated:

Gold plated involves electroplating a thin layer of gold over a base metal like brass or copper. There's no set standard for the karat weight or thickness of the gold layer in gold plated items. The color of the gold can vary depending on its karat weight; for example, 14k gold tends to have a lighter yellow hue, while 18k gold usually appears with a darker yellow color.

*All of our metal materials come from certified sellers in the USA.

Care and Maintenance for Your Rosary:
  • Handle your rosary gently to prevent damage to the beads or links.
  • Store it in a safe, dry place when not in use to protect it, such as in a TLB pouch or box.
  • Clean the rosary periodically with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and dirt.
  • Avoid exposing the rosary to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and moisture.
  • It's still a good practice to give your rosary some rest and ensure it's stored safely after use.