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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LighsUp, post: 3654720, member: 18681&quot;]Dear Komokwa,</p><p>Thank you for your interesting comment.</p><p>And yet, some chaplets have become very common and widely acceptable, such as the Angelic Crown of St. Michael (9 sets of 3 beads with St. Michael Medal), Beads of the Immaculate Conception (3 sets of 4 beads), Beads of the Sacred Heart (5 sets of 5 beads), the Little Flower Rosary (24 beads), to name a few. There is a lot of information about all of them, but this specific chaplet appears to be totally absent from any database that I could find. I would think that someone made it for personal use, unless I saw a picture of one exactly the same, except for the separating beads which are placed differrently: 10 white - 1 black - 5 red - 1 white - 12 black, and in the tail a red bead and a crucifix, almost identical to mine. That shows that this chaplet has a meaning, which is apparently more widely accepted than by one person, as his or her personal object of devotion. As of its origin, I believe it to be of French origin. Can you help me identify it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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