Wood Jasper 33-Bead Prayer Beads

WJ3460

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Beads: Wood Jasper
Bead Size: 6mm and 8mm
Cross: 1" Jerusalem Cross, gold‑ox finish, flat back
Length: 8½" (measured from tip of cross to top of bead circle)
Made with natural semi‑precious stone beads

This 33‑Bead Prayer Bead strand features Wood Jasper and a Jerusalem Cross. Wood Jasper is a form of petrified wood that has hardened into stone. This unique stone is highly regarded for its use to improve self-esteem, personal motivation, and resilience. The beads have the appearance of wood with bands of brown in a variety of shades. The gold‑ox Jerusalem Cross has a clean, flat back and pairs beautifully with the earthy tones of the stones.

Designed for contemplative prayer and daily devotion, these handmade prayer beads rest comfortably in the hand, ready for personal reflection.

Collections: 33-Bead Prayer Beads

Great Craftmanship

I am very satisfied with these beads; the craftmanship is excellent and shipping was quick.

Twenty years still the best

Cynthia and her team are so beautiful. As are their products. I’m in Aus and have been ordering from Cynthia for years! Cynthia takes pride in her work blessings to you all. I love her beads. Ty so very much

I've ordered more than a few of these prayer beads from Full Circle, but this set has to be my favorite. One of my friends liked it so much, I ordered this again just for him. I tried finding something similar with a Jerusalem style cross, like a necklace or something similar, but I couldn't find anything that was as nice to look at or hold. High quality, and highly recommended.

Jerusalem Cross/Wood Jasper Beads

The five crosses on the Jerusalem Cross are a dramatic symbol of faith. The eye-catching cross is complimented by the soft nurturing feel of the beads. A true connection to the Holy Land. Well done.

This design is very understated, and that suits me fine. I like how they feel as I pray. I use these beads when I am traveling out of town. The Jerusalem cross reminds of the five wounds of Jesus and the Four Gospels of Christ. As a Methodist, they also remind me of the Wesley Quadrilateral and four forms of revelation (Scripture, Reason, Tradition, and Experience).