St. Martin de Porres Rosary | 8x5mm Black Onyx Engravable Rosary | Bliss

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The St. Martin de Porres 8x5mm Black Onyx Rosary, expertly crafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing — a trusted name in Catholic jewelry with a century-long legacy. This refined rosary showcases polished black onyx beads, renowned for their polished appearance and spiritual focus. The pewter centerpiece depicts St. Martin de Porres, accompanied by a matching pewter crucifix. With a lifetime warranty against tarnish, this rosary is built to last and can even be customized with engraving. It comes in a luxurious gift box. A meaningful Catholic gift for Confirmation, First Communion, graduation, RCIA, or ordination. St. Martin de Porres is the Patron Saint of African Americans, Public Education and TV..

  • Onyx Beads: Smooth, 8x5mm black onyx beads, providing a comfortable and durable feel for prayer.
  • Handcrafted in the USA: Expertly made by Bliss Manufacturing, a 100-year-old family-owned company, ensuring superior quality.
  • St. Martin de Porres Pewter Centerpiece: Features a 3/4-inch by 1/2-inch pewter oval medal.
  • Traditional Pewter Crucifix: A 1 5/8-inch by 7/8-inch crucifix, adding elegance and spiritual significance.
  • Lifetime Guarantee: Backed by Bliss Manufacturing's lifetime warranty against tarnishing and breakage.
  • Customizable Engraving: Option to engrave up to 3 lines (12 characters each) for personalization, ideal for gifts. (non-refundable)
  • Deluxe Gift Box: Packaged in a premium gift box, making it a thoughtful gift for Catholic occasions.

Saint Martin de Porres memorial feast day is celebrated on November 3rd.

Saint Martin de Porres, born in Peru in 1579, is best known for promoting racial harmony and public services, including education and healthcare. His patronage of multiracial individuals stems from his background as the illegitimate son of a Spanish aristocrat and a freed African-American slave. He is honored as the Patron Saint of African Americans, Public Education, and TV, with his feast day celebrated on November 3rd.