Saint Martin of Tours Engravable Rosary Bracelet with Peridot Beads
Product Details
Our Saint Martin of Tours Rosary Bracelet features 6mm-bead Peridot Fire Polished beads. The Crucifix measures 5/8 x 1/4 inches. The charm is a St. Martin of Tours medal.
This premium rosary bracelet is proudly made in the USA using high-quality beads and Sterling silver-plated parts, so it is built to last for many generations. As part of our premium line of religious jewelry, this St. Martin of Tours 6mm-bead Peridot Fire Polished Rosary Bracelet are the perfect religious gift. It includes a free gift box and free shipping.
If you'd like the rosary bracelet personalized, our jewelers can engrave a special message, date, or name on the back of the charm.
About St. Martin of Tours · Feast November 11
Pannonian Roman officer turned monastic bishop (c. 316-397); famous as a young soldier at Amiens for cutting his cloak in half to clothe a beggar, in whom he afterward saw Christ.
St. Martin of Tours is the patron saint of Reformed Alcoholics, Soldiers, France, Horses, Tailors and Beggars.
More St. Martin of Tours: Rosaries · Patron of Reformed Alcoholics
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Product Details
Our Saint Martin of Tours Rosary Bracelet features 6mm-bead Peridot Fire Polished beads. The Crucifix measures 5/8 x 1/4 inches. The charm is a St. Martin of Tours medal.
This premium rosary bracelet is proudly made in the USA using high-quality beads and Sterling silver-plated parts, so it is built to last for many generations. As part of our premium line of religious jewelry, this St. Martin of Tours 6mm-bead Peridot Fire Polished Rosary Bracelet are the perfect religious gift. It includes a free gift box and free shipping.
If you'd like the rosary bracelet personalized, our jewelers can engrave a special message, date, or name on the back of the charm.
About St. Martin of Tours · Feast November 11
Pannonian Roman officer turned monastic bishop (c. 316-397); famous as a young soldier at Amiens for cutting his cloak in half to clothe a beggar, in whom he afterward saw Christ.
St. Martin of Tours is the patron saint of Reformed Alcoholics, Soldiers, France, Horses, Tailors and Beggars.
More St. Martin of Tours: Rosaries · Patron of Reformed Alcoholics
Read the life of St. Martin of Tours → · Shop all St. Martin of Tours gifts →
