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Posted by Danielle Bean in News on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 1:30 PM
UPDATE: Contest over, comments now closed. Look for the winner announcement soon!
Lucky you! Today you have an opportunity to win something inspiring and beautiful!
1928 Jewelry in California has an exclusive licensing agreement with the Vatican to enter the library to find inspiration and to reproduce certain sacred objects and jewelry that are found in the vaults. From this, they have a
created line of faith-oriented jewelry and gifts: The Vatican Library Collection.
One lucky reader here is going to win one of those lovely items—this gorgeous Rosary bracelet:
”The Peace Cross Rosary Bracelet is a perfect travel rosary that can also simply be worn as an adornment the design is capped of with a cross charm. The cross is actually a combination of two ancient cross designs. The Alpha Omega cross signifying eternity and the Chi Rho cross or Constantine Cross.”
For your chance to win this inspiring beauty, all you need to do is leave a comment on this post with a valid email address (that won’t be published or shared).
You must have a U.S. or Canadian shipping address to win. I’ll take entries until 3:00 pm on Friday, June 12. I’ll draw one lucky winner at random and announce soon after that.
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That is truly lovely. I have some 1928 pieces from aeons ago and they are still some of my favourites.
Oh my goodness. What a lovely Rosary Bracelet. I can see it is Vatican-inspired with just one look. Blessings will go to the one who wins this. Would love to blessed with this.
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