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Anglican Rosary, Canterbury Cross |
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In 1867, a small brooch was excavated from beneath St. George’s Street, a tiny road that extends from High Street in the Center of Canterbury, England, where churches have stood since the 6th century. This brooch has a Saxon design, dates to circa 850 and was originally cast in bronze. This Cross is widely accepted as a symbol of Anglicans everywhere. The original brooch is on display in the Royal Museum of Canterbury. |
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No. 13 Made of Snowflake Obsidian and pewter-colored Pearl Beads. This Anglican Rosary is 10 inches. Price: $22.00 |
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No. 14 Made of natural jade in shades of green, yellow and gold. Also used are oval shaped Agates. This set of Anglican Prayer Beads measurs 11 inches. Price: $22.00 |
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No. 15 This set of Anglican Prayer Beads is made of the gemstone Unakite. It comes from Africa and from the USA. Please note that it is made entirely of Unakite. This set is 11 inches. $22.00 |
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No. 16 Combined in this set are genuine Turquoise Pebbles with African Turquoise (which is a quartz and not “real” Turquoise). But is looks and feels very nice. I have also used Sterling Silver Stardust Beads. This Anglican Rosary is 10 inches. $22.00 |
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No. 17 This Anglican Rosary is made of Picture Jasper. It is found in the Western States, often Idaho and Oregon. Each little bead presents a small landscape. The other carved beads are Fossil and the smallest beads are also Japer. This set measures 10 1/2 inches. $22.00 |
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No. 17b . Made of soft colored Agate Beads and Picture Jasper barrel-shaped beads. Multi-colored small spacer beads are made of Jasper as well. It measures 11 inches. $22.00 |
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No. 13b This set of Anglican Prayer Beads is made of Autumn Jasper and faceted Jasper Beads. It measures 9 1/2 inches. $22.00 |
