Italian Olive Wood Rosary with Miraculous Medal & Four-Way Cross

Product Description
Embrace traditional Catholic devotion with this beautiful Italian Olive Wood Rosary, featuring smooth 8mm natural brown olive wood beads strung on a durable cord. The natural warmth of the olive wood gives this rosary a timeless, traditional appearance, while the comfortable design makes it ideal for daily prayer.

This rosary features a finely detailed Miraculous Medal centerpiece and a distinctive 1 1/4-inch olive wood Four-Way Cross adorned with embedded medals. Made primarily with hypoallergenic materials, this rosary is a great choice for those sensitive to certain metals.

An informational leaflet about the Miraculous Medal is included, adding an educational and devotional element to this beautiful rosary.

What Is It?

A traditional Catholic rosary for praying and meditating on the mysteries of the life of Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary. Its durable cord construction and natural olive wood beads make it perfect for regular prayer.

What Makes It Different?

The combination of natural olive wood, a Miraculous Medal centerpiece, and a Four-Way Cross with embedded medals gives this rosary a unique and meaningful design. It is made primarily with hypoallergenic materials, making it a thoughtful option for customers who prefer to avoid materials that may irritate sensitive skin.

Why Is It for You?

This rosary is perfect for anyone seeking a beautiful, traditional, and comfortable rosary for daily prayer. It also makes a meaningful Catholic gift for First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA, birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, or other special occasions.

Rosary Details:

• 8mm Natural Brown Olive Wood Beads

• Traditional Durable Cord Design

• Made Primarily with Hypoallergenic Materials

• Miraculous Medal Centerpiece

• 1 1/4-inch Olive Wood Four-Way Cross with Embedded Medals (3.8 cm)

• Inner Length: 10 1/2 inches (26.7 cm)

• Total Length: 16 inches (40.6 cm)

• Includes Miraculous Medal Informational Leaflet

• Made in Italy

• 4-1827