the colors used in Vida Novah Heirloom Rosaries and Prayer Beads each hold a great deal of spiritual significance.

learn more about each one below.

White

 

Symbolizes purity, innocence, and divine grace, often used for significant events like Baptisms and First Communions, and associated with the Virgin Mary.

 

Blue

 

Represents peace, tranquility, faithfulness, and devotion to the Virgin Mary, whose mantle is often depicted as blue.

 

Red

 

Signifies Christ's sacrifice and love, the fire of faith, and the blood of martyrs, often associated with the Sorrowful Mysteries or the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

 

Green

 

A symbol of hope, renewal, spiritual growth, and new life.

 

Purple

 

Represents penance, humility, and spiritual strength, often used during the liturgical seasons of Advent and Lent.  It also represents royalty.

 

Black

 

Symbolizes strength, grounding, protection, and remembrance, often chosen for its simplicity or association with spiritual warfare or prayers for the departed.

 

Yellow

 

Represents divine majesty, glory, joy, and eternal light, often used for special occasions or prayers of praise and thanksgiving. 

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Pink

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Blending red (passion/sacrifice) and white (purity) suggests the tender, pure love of God and Christ's deep affection for His people, akin to a bridegroom. 

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Silver

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Represents Redemption & Atonement. Silver was used for ransom (Exodus 30) and symbolized the price of redemption, famously seen in the 30 pieces of silver Judas received for betraying Jesus, fulfilling prophecy (Matthew 27).

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Orange

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A Symbol of Divine Energy & Power.  Orange

Symbolizes the Holy Spirit's power and passionate worship. (Luke 3:16; Ephesians 3:19)