rose jewelry

A loving mother, the Virgin of Guadalupe is forever linked to Mexico. She first appeared in 1531 to Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill outside today's Mexico City and, as proof, caused roses to bloom at the site. Ana Maria González recreates the famous portrait in an antique-style decoupage chest. It features one compartment and three drawers.

Beloved patron saint of Mexico, the Virgin of Guadalupe is surrounded by myriad Castile roses. She first appeared in 1531 to Juan Diego and, as proof, caused roses to bloom at the site. Named Patron Saint of the Americas by Pope John Paul II, she is a beloved manifestation of the Catholic faith. Ana Maria González recreates the famous portrait in an antique-style decoupage box featuring the illusion of multiple drawers. The chest features a drawer with a brass puller and the top lifts to reveal three practical compartments.

Gowned in glittering splendor, Our Lady of the Rosary is the patron saint of the town of Pomata in Puna. Roses surround her head like a halo. Bowing her head toward her baby, she cradles the infant Jesus close to her heart as the child reaches out a tiny hand to grasp her rosary.

Titled "Virgen del Rosario de Pomata" in Spanish.

The beloved image of the Virgin of Guadalupe centers a colorful pendant by Emerson Zarate. The Virgin of Guadalupe first appeared in Mexico in 1531 and, as proof of her visit, she caused roses to bloom at the site of her appearance. The Mexican artisan surrounds the Patroness of the Americas with natural flowers, immortalized in resin. A sterling silver chain completes the handcrafted necklace.

Mexican artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez draws inspiration from her deep faith when crafting this beautiful pine wood box. The central detail is a vibrant decoupage heart surrounded by roses, alluding to the traditional saint San Miguel de Allende. The rustic look of this decorative box will add a unique charm to your interiors.