#atelierLeda's Bracelet Collection ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼ This is a medal bracelet featuring a bead-shaped Our Lady of Guadalupe medal. Ten natural stones are used, with tourmaline, which is loved as a "stone that brings health with negative ion power." It is designed to be easy to put on, even for those who are not good at wearing bracelets♪ Please refer to image 5 (^^) † Our Lady of Guadalupe † In December 1531, on Tepeyac Hill on the outskirts of Mexico City, Our Lady appeared before the indigenous Juan Diego and said, "I am the Virgin Mary. I wish for a church to be built in this place. You must go to Mexico City and tell the bishop what has happened here and my wishes." Juan Diego met with the bishop, but the bishop did not believe him, and furthermore, asked him to ask for something that would be proof of the Virgin. He told the Virgin about this, and the Virgin told him to take the roses that were blooming all over the hill. And she said, "I am the Virgin who protects this land. Call me Guadalupe." He quickly cut many of the roses and wrapped them in his cloak. He opened his cloak in front of the bishop and showed him the roses. Not only was it a wonder that roses bloomed in the middle of winter, but the roses were a type of rose that only existed in Spain. Moreover, on the inside of the cloak, the image of the Virgin Mary with the same brown complexion and black hair as he had met was reflected. This image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that appeared on Juan Diego's cloak is this "Our Lady of Guadalupe." After that, a church was built on the hill of Tepeyac, as the Virgin had wished, and this cloak was placed inside. In 1709, a new church was built, but due to ground subsidence, a newer cathedral was built in 1976, and the painting of the Virgin was also moved to this cathedral. Currently, the painting of the Virgin that appeared on this cloak is displayed on the back wall of the cathedral, and there is a moving walkway in front of it, and pilgrims ride this walkway to see this painting. 20 million pilgrims visit from home and abroad every year. In 1754, the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe was set as December 12th. ✼••┈┈••✼ 《Size》 Wrist circumference: Opens from a minimum of 16.5cm to a maximum of 22cm♪ ♱