This beauty is almost gone!
Stella Maris – Star of the Sea
Grade AAA Lapis Lazuli | Exclusive to The Divine by Mia
For centuries, sailors looked to the stars to find their way home. Among the most beloved titles of the Blessed Mother is Stella Maris—Star of the Sea, a name that reflects her role as a spiritual guide, offering hope, protection, and safe passage through life's darkest waters.
This exclusive wearable prayer is a reminder that we are never left to navigate life's storms alone.
Mary Blessed Mother, calm the waves, guide my path with a light brighter than the stars, and lead me safely wherever God calls me”.
This limited-edition bracelet is made of stunning Grade AAA 11mm Lapis Lazuli. A stone revered since antiquity by kings, queens, and artists alike, Lapis Lazuli was once more precious than gold. Its extraordinary celestial blue was ground into the rare pigment known as ultramarine, the most prized blue of the Renaissance.
Exceptional artists such as Johannes Vermeer used this ground Lapis stone for his infamous Girl with a Pearl Earring painting, while artists including Fra Angelico, Raphael, and countless others reserved this magnificent blue to portray the mantle of the Blessed Virgin Mary in some of history's most treasured sacred works of art.
This is a favorite of ours, for sure!
This beauty is almost gone!
Stella Maris – Star of the Sea
Grade AAA Lapis Lazuli | Exclusive to The Divine by Mia
For centuries, sailors looked to the stars to find their way home. Among the most beloved titles of the Blessed Mother is Stella Maris—Star of the Sea, a name that reflects her role as a spiritual guide, offering hope, protection, and safe passage through life's darkest waters.
This exclusive wearable prayer is a reminder that we are never left to navigate life's storms alone.
Mary Blessed Mother, calm the waves, guide my path with a light brighter than the stars, and lead me safely wherever God calls me”.
This limited-edition bracelet is made of stunning Grade AAA 11mm Lapis Lazuli. A stone revered since antiquity by kings, queens, and artists alike, Lapis Lazuli was once more precious than gold. Its extraordinary celestial blue was ground into the rare pigment known as ultramarine, the most prized blue of the Renaissance.
Exceptional artists such as Johannes Vermeer used this ground Lapis stone for his infamous Girl with a Pearl Earring painting, while artists including Fra Angelico, Raphael, and countless others reserved this magnificent blue to portray the mantle of the Blessed Virgin Mary in some of history's most treasured sacred works of art.
This is a favorite of ours, for sure!
