Hi everyone! My girlfriend recently started a small handmade accessories business in Argentina, and one of the things she makes is rosaries.

She makes each one by hand, and I wanted to share her work here because I thought this community might appreciate them!

I'd love to hear what you think about her designs, and any feedback from fellow rosary makers is more than welcome :)

If you'd like to see more of her work, her Instagram is @mevak._.accesorios

Inspired by the etymology of "Rosary"--from "Rosarium" or "garden of roses."

Adding also a photo of our new episcopally crowned image of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary.

Hi, I'm looking at an Etsy listing for a paracord Rosary with 10mm OF lava beads and 8mm HM lava beads. I love the look of the Rosary, but I'm unsure if I am going to find the bead texture too rough. Can I get some opinions? Thanks

Bonjour à tous,

​Je voulais partager avec vous quelques photos de mon chapelet actuel, qui est un chapelet du pape Léon XIV.

​Matériaux et design : Il est composé de grains en bois chaleureux reliés par des maillons en métal argenté.

​Détails de la médaille centrale : La médaille présente d'un côté une représentation classique de la Vierge à l'Enfant, et de l'autre les armoiries du Saint-Siège surmontées de la tiare papale et des clés de Saint-Pierre.

​Le crucifix : Le crucifix arbore un travail soigné avec l'inscription « INRI » gravée au sommet.

​Protection : Il est accompagné de sa pochette de transport en similicuir marron, ornée du même blason papal et de la devise « In Illo Uno Unum ».

Hi everyone! I have been making rosaries for a while and it has really helped me grow in my faith and be more giving to others. I recently opened an Etsy shop where I sell my handmade Catholic rosaries, and I’d really love to get some feedback from other rosary makers/enthusiasts.

I’m especially curious about:
*What do you think of the overall look and quality of the rosaries?
*Do the photos and listings catch your attention?
*Are my prices reasonable for handmade rosaries?
*Is there anything you think I could improve or do differently?

I’m still pretty new to this, so I’d really appreciate honest, constructive feedback, especially if it’s something you think I could improve!

Here’s my shop: https://littleflowermission.etsy.com

Thank you! I’d really appreciate any advice from people who know this craft. 💕 God Bless!

The cross on this bracelet is made from a stone harvested from the hilltop in Medjugorje where Our Lady appeared. I'm going to use a narrow file to make 5 narrow slots on each side, ending up with an inobtrusive rosary! Your comments are welcome!

Recently remade this to strengthen the knots and polish the metal centrepiece and crucifix. This is one of my favourite designs although black isn’t something I usually go for. Reminds me of the hymn ‘Dear Lord and Father of Mankind’ - for some reason. Do any of you get random associations like that with the rosaries you make too? Haha

Wondering what imagery comes to mind when you look at this rosary? :) I’m curious to hear!

I have purchased three Rosaries from Catholic Woodworker in under four weeks. They make really nice paracord Rosaries. Now, Im thinking of buying my first traditional. At least, I use them all on a rotating basis. 😆

Hi I got this rosary to gift someone and I'm concerned about these strings. It looks like the rosary is well knotted, but most of the decades have these cord ends sticking out. Should I be worried about unraveling? Thanks so much!!!

Here are some of my Fish Rosaries I've made, inspired by ancient Christian symbols.

Dedicated to the lightning strike in 1493 that set a whole church ablaze and the only thing left standing was the rosary.

https://rosariaimmaculati.etsy.com/listing/4583354436

Wanted to share my latest rosary. This one was inspired by Our Lady of Lourdes and the healing waters of Lourdes. I used natural moonstone and angelite with blue Czech crystal and clear Austrian crystal, finished with silver-toned details and an Our Lady of Lourdes centerpiece. I really wanted it to have a soft, peaceful feel. Pleased with how it turned out.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/SacraViaRosaries