Miracula Caeli Rosary

Miracula Caeli — A Rosary of Gentle Grace

A second rosary was created from the same Italian enamelled pieces.

Another expression in blue.

Where the first rose upwards,
this one feels as though it gently descends.

A Composition Drawn from Colour

The enamelled centrepiece carries a soft, luminous palette.

Rather than contrast it,
the stones were chosen to echo its quiet tones.

Lapis lazuli forms the foundation.
Angelite brings a softer blue.
Ice quartz, introduces a touch of light.

Not a composition of contrast,
but of harmony.

Light Within Blue

The depth of lapis lazuli remains,
yet softened by the presence of gentler tones.

The blue begins to open.

White chalcedony at the Our Father bead
adds a calm, steady light —
a quiet centre within the whole.

What Descends

Though made from the same enamelled elements,
the two rosaries hold very different movements.

The first:

Assumpta — a light that rises.

This one:

Miracula — a grace that descends.

Both belong to prayer,
yet they move in different directions.

A Prayer That Gently Fills

This is not a rosary that lifts with force.

It gathers slowly,
almost unnoticed.

A quiet presence,
softly filling the space it is given.

Stillness in Blue

The blue of lapis lazuli holds a natural stillness.

Layered with softer light,
it reveals another face —
not only depth,
but gentleness.

A blue that rests.

A grace that remains.