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Worry Beads - Classic - Lime Swirl - 1 pc.
Code: 2853-24044
★★★★★
5.00/5 Stars. (4 Reviews)
$6.95
Product Description
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These Worry Beads are handmade and imported from Greece. They are made with a plastic that looks and feels like glass, but is not fragile like glass. The silver-colored beads and emblems are metal.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions...Hindu, Christian and Muslem. Today they are used for their comforting effect....helping smokers to quit, the anxious to breathe more deeply, the very pregnant to be patient...and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
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LT | February 23rd, 2022
Beautiful beads! Exactly as described. My daughter loves them.
Ali Duss (Forest Park, Illinois, USA) | January 9th, 2014
I bought these for my husband. He loves them. They are a little longer than I thought they would be but they are still great.
Edna Olson (Hennepin, Il, USA) | January 6th, 2012
The Greek Worry Beads I ordered to serve as a Christmas gift were really beautiful. I had no knowledge of this product and just ordering from a product seen online, I must say I was pleasantly supprised with the color, size and workmanship of the product.I would surely recommend your site and product. I also must say I was totally impressed with the speed in receiving my order.
John Morgan (Austin, TX, USA) | May 12th, 2011
I love these beads. I give them as presents to folks I know who have a hard time with patience, or who are going through a life-trial. Teddy bears are too obvious when you need to hold something that gives a bit of comfort out in the world. The Komboloi are well made, attractive, and easy to manipulate. Like comfort food, but no calories. I carry mine with me wherever I go.Get a set for yourself, go have a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and enjoy an ancient Greek tradition.
