The Verdant Vigil — Black Onyx & Malachite Orthodox Rosary

The Verdant Vigil — Black Onyx & Malachite Orthodox Rosary by Polmadeva is shaped as a personal prayer form, sustaining presence through rhythm and attentive repetition.
Its structure follows the Orthodox rhythm of prayer, where continuity is experienced through return and steady awareness.
The circular form establishes an unbroken flow.
Prayer moves through the hand and the breath, gathering focus with each cycle.

Faceted Black Onyx beads form the main body of the rosary.
Their deep tone and precise geometry support inward concentration, offering clarity, containment, and quiet resolve throughout prayer.

Malachite beads appear as moments of distinction within the rhythm.
Traditionally associated with discernment and inner vigilance, malachite introduces awareness and attentive transition, guiding prayer with measured presence.

Hematite spacers add weight and structural balance.
Their grounded density reinforces steadiness, maintaining consistency and tactile engagement through repetition.

At its end rests a stainless steel cross.
Its form carries clarity and dignity, marked by balanced proportions and a composed surface.
The cross stands as orientation — a point where prayer gathers, steadies, and remains attentive, held within quiet focus.

This rosary is held, worn, or carried.
Its presence supports prayer through rhythm, touch, and repetition,
allowing attention to remain centered and clear.

Each Polmadeva creation is handcrafted.
When a piece calls for personal meaning, a custom creation can be shaped upon request.

MATERIALS
Polygonic Black Onyx beads — 8 mm
Malachite beads — 8 mm
Hematite spacers — 6 mm
Stainless steel cross — approx. 5 cm

DIMENSIONS
Orthodox Rosary — personal prayer form
Total length: approx. 25 cm

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