06/24/2026
I think I'm going to switch up my pricing here. Why? Because some pieces cost more to make. Materials like real tiger's eye, jade, yooperlite (coming soon, can'twait to show this one!), and semi-precious stones cost more than the simple glass beads, and even in that category, there are sub categories. Lampwork beads cost more, for example.
For most, I feel like 50-70 is fair. It covers materials and labor. Some designs take a little more work, like the Good Shepherd Rosary. I have to make the jump rings for that by hand, so they take more time and skill. There is a Rosary I can't reveal yet, but is made with real gemstone beads and 18k gold plated wiring and centerpiece/crucifix. The materials and labor cost me enough that I would not be able to sell it for under $100.
For a custom Rosary, even more goes into that. I find out someone's favorite colors, metals, etc. Even hobbies and interests can be incorporated without dishonoring or distracting from the sanctity of the Holy Rosary. Someone is really into space? I have a design for that. The beach? Yep. Outdoorsy? I got you.
I make every single piece by hand, I do not dropship, so I can't offer $20 handmade rosaries. I also provide free repairs on any rosary I make, and I offer rosary repair services billed at $15 per hour for ones not made by me. There is no fee for me to look at a rosary and assess if I can or can't repair it.
I know there are cheaper ones out there and if that's your budget, you should absolutely go for that. I own a couple myself, they're beautiful and there's no judgement from me! But if you want something made to last, guaranteed with free repair services, and crafted by someone who loves every Rosary so much that she wishes she could keep them all, send me a message.