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Station of the Cross Purple Crystal Rosary
Station of the Cross Rosary made with Purple crystal glass beads and Stations of the Cross medal bead made from oxidized silver a perfect personal collection or a gift to your mother father family and friends
Station of the Cross Purple Crystal Rosary
Station of the Cross Rosary made with Purple crystal glass beads and Stations of the Cross medal bead made from oxidized silver a perfect personal collection or a gift to your mother father family and friends

Station of the Cross Purple Crystal Rosary

$37.00 - $37.00
$37.00
$37.00 - $37.00
$37.00

Description:   

This beautiful Station of the Cross Rosary is elegantly designed with 6mm purple crystal beads with a touch of Oxidized Silver Station of the Cross Medals Beads that genuinely helps us commemorate the significance of the Stations of the Cross. A perfect addition to your collection or a gift to be cherished by someone special. Highly recommended and perfect for all occasions.

Features:

  • Station of the Cross Purple Crystal Rosary
  • 6mm purple crystal glass beads
  • Station of the Cross Medals
  • Made from Oxidized Silver
  • Comes in a beautiful box perfect for safekeeping, gifts, and favors.
  • Made in Italy
Item No.

MV-P261R

Product Information
  • Station of the Cross Purple Crystal Rosary
  • 6mm purple crystal glass beads
  • Station of the Cross Medals
  • Made from Oxidized Silver
  • Comes in a beautiful box perfect for safekeeping, gifts, and favors.
  • Made in Italy
Story Behind the Product

"Stations of the Cross" are the 14 traditional stations that manifest Jesus Christ's last day on Earth as a man. The Stations of the Cross, which follow the path of Christ from Pontius Pilate's praetorium to Christ's tomb are a popular devotion in parishes during Lent. In the 16th century, this pathway was officially entitled the "Via Dolorosa" (Sorrowful Way) or simply Way of the Cross or Stations of the Cross.