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A beautiful First Communion Rosary BeadsBracelet, a perfect communion gift for a girl or boy.
Brand: Mary Varilly Religious Jewellery
Material: Pearls
Made in: Dublin
First Communion Rosary Beads
Designed and Made in Ireland.
€98.00
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The First Communion Rosary Beads is a beautiful Rosary Bracelet with a detachable silver extender chain so that the bracelet can continue to be used as the child grows into adulthood. This Rosary also comes with a beautiful holy guardian angel medal and a holy cross with a heart in it’s centre.
Handmade with freshwater pearls, sterling silver and a silver extender chain. Each pearl represents a prayer.
Beautiful rosary beads presented with a white pouch and in a gift box. Treasure this communion gift.
This Rosary Bracelet is considered to be heirloom quality and a perfect Communion Gift. Designed and handmade by Mary Varilly, jewellery designer, Dublin.
This First Communion Rosary Beads makes an ideal Irish gift for:
- Communion Gifts
- Confirmation Gifts
- Birthday Gifts
- Christmas Gifts
- Easter Gifts
- Get Well Gifts
- Sympathy Gifts
First Communion Rosary Beads, handmade by Mary Varilly, County Dublin, Ireland.
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Josie Sproston (verified owner) –
Absolutely delighted with these rosary beads. Can’t wait to see my granddaughter’s face when she sees them.