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Bond of the Sacred Heart Bracelet

Bond of the Sacred Heart Bracelet

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"I will bless every place where the image of my Heart is displayed and honored." — Promise of the Sacred Heart

Paray-le-Monial, France, 1673. A Visitation nun named Margaret Mary Alacoque was in prayer when Christ showed her His Heart — burning, crowned with thorns, pierced. He didn't explain doctrine to her. He showed her a wound and said: behold the Heart that has so loved humanity.

From those apparitions came the twelve promises of the Sacred Heart, and one of them opens this page: He will bless the places where His image is displayed. Three hundred and fifty years later, millions of homes have it on the wall. This bracelet carries it on the wrist.

At the center, a red crystal heart crossed by golden branches — the image of the Heart that loves all the way to the crown of thorns. Beside it, a small zirconia flame, the fire of a love that never goes out. The braided red thread picks up the color of the devotion and adjusts from 8 to 17 cm, fitting everyone from the girl at her First Communion to the grandmother who prays every day.

Specifications:

  • Charm: 32 × 14 mm (1.26 × 0.55 in) — red crystal heart with golden branches and a zirconia flame
  • Bracelet: Braided red thread, adjustable from 8 to 17 cm (3.1 to 6.7 in)
  • Material: Stainless steel with 18k gold plating
  • Weight: 5 g (0.18 oz)
  • Hypoallergenic and water-resistant — won't darken

Care, so it lasts far longer:

The thread is textile: don't leave it damp for long, and take it off before swimming in a pool or the sea. The metal part handles water without trouble, and a soft dry cloth brings the shine back whenever it needs it.

For a First Communion, a birthday — or to put on the wrist of someone you love the image of the Heart that Christ wanted the world to know.

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