Rosary Ring?

[MSParrott]

My wife and I had a pair of rosary rings, but it was a real ring you could wear, and the outer circle spins around the inner circle. We had a pair made of white gold with regular gold for the nobs and the crosses. We presented them to each other when our marriage was validated. We wear them as our wedding rings, So my rosary ring goes with me everywhere!

That is SOO beautiful!!!

I have one of those Rosary rings and I keep it in my pocket everyday and hold it in my hand at night. I love it!

 

[CarrieH]

You don’t have to have any sort of tool like this to pray the rosary though, all you need is the prayers and the right frame of mind.

That’s right – I have prayed the rosary on my fingers many a time when I didn’t have beads nearby. I have one of the rosary rings shown by the OP and I use it frequently when I am out walking. I keep it on a spring-clip on my key ring. I had one of the wooden-bead ones like the one you posted, and I liked it even better than the ring, but it got lost somehow.

 

[AMDG3141]

I just had to go see if I could find mine. I’ve had one for many years. I purchased it thinking I would utilize on my long 80 mile a day commutes to and from work, but I always ended up hurting my finger. I have fat fingers, and I would sometimes lacerate myself with the sharp edge of the ring! Talk about some suffering. So I’ve gotten into the habit of praying on my fingers. I keep count by moving them from the front of the steering wheel to the back and then back to the front (with just one hand). I always carry a 5 decade rosary in my pocket, but rarely get to use it until I’m at home in the evening.

 

[johnq]

I cant find it now.

Maybe I need to pray to St. Anthony. ( my middle name is Anthony)

My Mom always told me if I lost something to pray to him.

I know what you mean. I lose them all of the time. Fortunately the Knights of Columbus provides the Rosary Rings for free. I grab three or four at a time.

I will actually wear them on my pinky finger. While giving blood once the tattooed and body pierced nursed looked at Rosary Ring and asked what’s that?

“It’s a Rosary Ring! You know some people get tattooes and body piercings, I wear this instead.”

“Oh, OK?”

I know she wasn’t offended, but I think she thought I was weird.

Wearing it, even if not actually praying, helps me to keep my focus on Jesus.

 

[Laura_Elizabeth]

My wife and I had a pair of rosary rings, but it was a real ring you could wear, and the outer circle spins around the inner circle. We had a pair made of white gold with regular gold for the nobs and the crosses. We presented them to each other when our marriage was validated. We wear them as our wedding rings, So my rosary ring goes with me everywhere!

That is awesome!!!

I got a rosary ring on a retreat, and when I wear it it definitely reminds me to pray. I tend to play with any jewelry, watches, or whatever a lot, and since it is of the same type as you mentioned that spins easily, I tend to spin it absent-mindedly a lot during the day. Whenever I realize that I’m playing with it–which I do almost any time I’m not busy with something else–I take the time to say a few Hail Marys or part of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. For me, it is serving its purpose very well!

 

[fred_conty]

I just had to go see if I could find mine. I’ve had one for many years. I purchased it thinking I would utilize on my long 80 mile a day commutes to and from work, but I always ended up hurting my finger. I have fat fingers, and I would sometimes lacerate myself with the sharp edge of the ring! Talk about some suffering. So I’ve gotten into the habit of praying on my fingers. I keep count by moving them from the front of the steering wheel to the back and then back to the front (with just one hand). I always carry a 5 decade rosary in my pocket, but rarely get to use it until I’m at home in the evening.

Take it to a machine shop and have it filed out so it is larger.

 

[svid2]

I have a cheap plastic GLOW-IN-THE-DARK Rosary ring! Yup. But the ‘glowing’ only lasts a minute or less, so what’s the point?