Pink Glass One-Decade Rosary

Choose from four saints for this one-decade rosary

• St. Rita
• St. Ann
• St. Dymphna
• St. Teresa of Avila

One decade, one intention—this rosary is crafted for daily prayer with a soft pink presence and a heart-centered devotion. The Hail Mary beads are pink rondel glass, paired with white porcelain Our Father beads featuring a drawn-on pink rose. At the center, you’ll find the saint medal. 
Each prayer strand is made to be held close—perfect for keeping in a purse, car, or bedside table—so your faith stays near you throughout the day.

Rosary Details

• Style: One-decade rosary
• Hail Mary beads: Pink rondel glass
• Our Father beads: White porcelain, drawn-on pink rose design. Or pink glass heart
• Center medal: Saint medallion

Why St. Rita?
St. Rita of Cascia is known as the saint of difficult cases and steadfast hope. She’s especially associated with times when healing, reconciliation, or “impossible” outcomes seem out of reach. Many devotees turn to her when they need courage to endure trials with patience and trust.

Why St. Ann?
St. Ann is celebrated as the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. She’s a powerful intercessor for family life, parenting, and prayers for children—especially when you’re asking for guidance, protection, and a faith that grows strong over time. Devotion to St. Ann often centers on the blessings of home, formation, and loving support across generations.

Why St. Dymphna?
St. Dymphna is venerated as a saint of protection and special comfort, especially for people struggling with mental anguish and emotional distress. Many people seek her intercession for healing of the heart, resilience in hard seasons, and protection when anxiety or turmoil feels overwhelming.

Why St. Teresa of Avila?
St. Teresa of Avila is known for her writings and teachings on prayer, interior spiritual growth, and living faith with clarity and devotion. She’s often associated with encouraging people to draw nearer to God through prayerful closeness—especially when you want your relationship with God to move from routine into real heart-connection.