Praying Hands Ring

The Steadfast Prayer

79,99 €
Porquê usá-loPara a fé e a oração

Coming back to prayer when the day carries you off

Your father begins each morning in prayer. Praying hands on his finger, to come back to it when the day carries him away.

Mãos em oração a segurar um terço, a imagem de devoção que Dürer tornou célebre em 1508.

Para um pai ou avô que começa cada dia a rezar, ou um jovem no crisma.

Mãos em oração a segurar um terço, a imagem de devoção que Dürer tornou célebre em 1508.

A manhã começa com uma oração, depois o dia toma conta de tudo. Um olhar para a mão traz-o de volta.

Coming back to prayer when the day carries you off

Para um pai ou avô que começa cada dia a rezar, ou um jovem no crisma.

Descubra o que significa
  • A sua fé, junto a si todos os dias
  • Arrives in our gift box, ready to give
Tamanho: 54

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Detalhes do produto

Praying hands with a rosary and a cross, set on a two-tone ring. A prayer you can wear.

Material
Stainless steel
Finish
Polished, in silver and gold
Ring size
US 7 to 13
Symbol
Praying hands, Rosary, Cross
Packaging
Signature gift box and polishing cloth
Como usar

The face shows praying hands holding a rosary and a cross, in two tones: silver and gold finish on the same ring, so it goes with both a steel watch and a gold wedding band. Sizes run from US 7 to US 13; the decorated face sits snug, so take the larger size if you are between two.

The polished stainless steel can stay on in the shower, at the gym and at work. Wear it on the ring finger or the middle finger, where you see it when you fold your hands. It suits Father's Day, a confirmation or Christmas.

Perguntas

What sizes does The Steadfast Prayer praying hands ring come in?

US 7 to US 13, about 54.4 to 69.7 mm of finger circumference. Between two sizes, take the larger one.

Is it silver or gold?

Both tones on one ring: polished stainless steel with a silver finish and gold-tone details. It is not made of precious metal.

Can a Protestant wear a ring with a rosary on it?

Yes. Praying hands are a sign of prayer shared by all Christians; the rosary is a Catholic devotion, so some Protestants prefer a ring with the cross alone.

Is it a good gift for my grandfather?

Yes, for a man who prays every day. Check his size on a ring he already wears, or measure a strip of paper around his finger.

Where does the praying hands image on The Steadfast Prayer come from?

Praying hands are an image of devotion made famous by Albrecht Dürer's drawing of 1508. On this ring they hold a rosary, with a cross below.

Should The Steadfast Prayer be blessed before I give it?

It is up to you. The ring arrives unblessed; a priest or deacon can bless it, usually after Mass, but it can be given and worn without a blessing.

My father has dementia. He called me by my uncle's name last week. He was a man of daily prayer his whole life and I want something that connects me to that side of him before it's all gone.

He called you by another name and it stung, and you drove home with that. Yet the man who prayed every morning is not erased. His faithfulness is known to God even where his own memory fails. You can be the one who remembers it now. The Steadfast Prayer, is a ring of praying hands holding a rosary, the image made famous by Dürer in 1508, for a man who starts each day in prayer. Wear it yourself, and take his hands in yours when you visit. Say an Our Father slowly and see how far he goes. 'Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you' (Isaiah 46:4).

The prayer

Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.

The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13), traditional form

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on every order. Your order is processed within 24 hours on business days, then shipped with tracking.

Every order arrives in our signature gift box, with a microfiber cloth to keep your piece shining.

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  3. DeliveredTo your door, tracked

Returns. You have 30 days after delivery to return your piece, unworn and in its original packaging.

Shipping policy · Return policy

1-year warranty & care

Covered for 1 year against manufacturing defects: a clasp that fails, a stone that falls out without impact, a structural defect. Send your order number and 3 to 4 photos and we ship a replacement once your claim is approved, with no return needed. Full warranty

  • Daily wear: Put your jewelry on last, after lotions, perfume and hairspray.
  • Water and activity: Wear it in the shower, at the gym and at the beach: the steel will not rust or turn your skin green.
  • Storage: Keep it in its signature gift box so it does not rub against other jewelry.
  • Cleaning: Wipe it with the microfiber cloth included, after wearing.
The Steadfast Prayer

O seu significado

Praying hands, from Dürer to the signet

The image of two hands joined in prayer owes much to Albrecht Dürer, who drew a pair of praying hands in 1508 as a study for an altarpiece.

The drawing became one of the most copied Christian images, printed on cards, carved in wood and cast in metal. Joined hands are also the posture many children learn first when they are taught to pray. On this ring, the hands hold a rosary that ends in a cross, so one image brings together personal prayer, devotion to Mary and the cross of Christ. It is two-tone...

Para oferecer

For a father or grandfather who starts each morning in prayer, this makes a fitting Father's Day gift. A godparent can also give it to a young man at confirmation, or slip it into a Christmas stocking.

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