Stormy Seas | Stella Maris Rosary
Stormy Seas | Stella Maris Rosary
Labradorite + Sandalwood
A bold and soul-stirring rosary created for those navigating life's tempests. Stella Maris, or "Our Lady, Star of the Sea" is here to guide you.
Featuring shimmering 8mm labradorite beads that flash with oceanic blues and stormy silvers, paired with rich 10mm dark brown sandalwood like a boat tossed about on the waves. Hand-wired in solid bronze, it carries a striking Stella Maris (Star of the Sea) centerpiece and a solid bronze crucifix—evoking ancient maritime faith and unwavering guidance through the roughest waters.
Stella Maris ("Star of the Sea"), a cherished title of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is the patroness of seafarers, sailors, and travelers. Invoked as a guiding light through life's storms, she offers hope, protection, and safe passage. Her feast day is September 27.
MATERIALS
Labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar gemstone known for its striking iridescent "labradorescence" — flashing vivid blues, greens, golds, and oranges against a dark gray or black base. It's commonly used in jewelry for its unique optical shimmer.
Sandalwood is a dense, fine-grained aromatic wood from trees in the genus *Santalum*, prized for its warm, earthy fragrance and smooth texture. It's commonly used in beads, carvings, and incense due to its rich dark brown color and durability.
Stella Maris, pray for us
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All Sacred Art rosaries come with a lifetime warranty, a certificate, holy cards, and an EmberHeart rosary pouch.
LIFETIME WARRANTY
Our Rosaries are guaranteed to last a lifetime under normal use. Because we know accidents happen, we will repair any broken EmberHeart Rosary free of charge. Click here for restrictions
HOW TO CARE FOR MY ROSARY
Store it in a pouch or box when not in use. Avoid water, perfumes, or harsh chemicals. For gemstone rosaries, gentle polishing with a soft cloth keeps them beautiful. Wood rosaries may require occasional conditioning with natural oils (mineral oil or olive oil). Rosaries are delicate by nature and should be handled gently.