A fascinating pendant has been designed by Designer Maria Belen Nilson to celebrate Lady of Guadalupe; this pendant can be worn as a brooch as well. Mexicans regard the Guadalupe, The Patron Saint of Americas as their spiritual mother. Nilson has framed Guadalupe’s face in a Tehuana headdress taking cue from Oaxaca’s traditional costume. The brooch is crafted with sterling silver; it features a detailed fretwork over a burnished finish revealing a star and roses. The sterling silver brooch pendant, ‘Lady of Guadalupe Star’ also features a hidden bail for a chain and a pin in .925 rating silver and costs $79.95.

The neaf artistry in this particular necklace, ‘Virgin of Guadalupe’ pendant exudes an aura of Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico. According to Rodolfo Carrillo, he would like to feel closer to his inner child. The glass pendant hangs from a suede leather cord and it is priced as low as $24.95.

The appearance of Virgin of Guadalupe surprised Juan Diego. The Virgin of Guadalupe was declared as the Mother of the Americas by Pope John Paul II in 2000, Juan Diego was awarded sainthood in 2002. The panel is carved using a single block of cedar wood by the Montalvo Family; the carving reflects the passion that is evident from its intricate details. One cannot remain aloof by the force of expression in the characters. In Spanish, it is known as “Virgen de Guadalupe frente a Juan Diego”. The metal hook on this cedar relief panel, ‘Virgin of Guadalupe before Juan Diego’ facilitates the hanging of the relief panel. It’s valued at $194.95.

The presence of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the blown glass candleholder, ‘Cobalt Light of Guadalupe’ is revealed in the fashionable design of the candleholder surrounded by cobalt blue light. Our Lady of Guadalupe is known as the Patron Saint of the Americas; worshipped by the Mexicans. She is honored by Gabriel and Rodolfo Lio Jaramillo through the art engraved in blown glass, exclusively crafted by hand. The wrought iron stand adds décor to the candleholder and $54.95 is is monetary worth for the entire candleholder.

The Decoupage tissue box, ‘My Guadalupe’ for $34.95 shows the Virgin of Guadalupe that is linked forever to Mexico is considered as queen of the heavens. She is believed to be standing on moon while holding the stars in her cloak. Her first appearance can be traced back to 1531 when she appeared to Juan Diego; for skeptics the blooming of roses at the site provides ample proof. Pope John Paul II declared her as Patron Saint of America; she is believed to be the expression of the Catholic faith. Ana Maria Gonzalez specializes in creating a colorful tissue box with famous portrait.

In this Decoupage wall adornment, ‘Our Lady of Guadalupe’ stands on top a moon that is curved in shape like a crescent. She is looking towards the direction of the Earth in a loving manner. The connection to Mexico is something that the Virgin of Guadalupe will have indefinitely. In the year of 1531, Juan Diego took note of her appearance before him. The evidence of this would be the bunch of roses that bloomed. Vignettes are on every side of the portrait of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The Pope John Paul II took it upon himself to name her the Patron Saint of the Americas and is revered symbol of Catholics. The portrait was recreated by Ana Maria Gonzalez with a selling price of $39.95.

An incandescent glow shows the loving and familiar appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe in the unique styling of this blown glass candleholder, ‘Iridescent Light of Guadalupe’. As specifically designated saint over the Americas, the natives of Mexico hold her in esteem and reverence. Gabriel and Rodolfo Lio Jaramillo have celebrated her with their blown glass creations of handcrafted workmanship. This candleholder is designed with a stand made of wrought iron material. The entire piece sells for $54.95.

Queen of the celestial kingdoms, the Virgin of Guadalupe is inextricably connected with Mexico. She straddles the lunar body while her cape enfolds the constellations. Her initial appearance was before Juan Diego in 1531, which resulted in rose flowers growing at that location. Pope John Paul II christened her as special saint over the Americas, and in Catholicism she is revered. Ana Maria Gonzales renders the renowned painting on an antique-fashion Decoupage jewelry box, ‘Sweet Lady of Guadalupe’ that prices at $39.99.

This uniquely fashioned candleholder gives off a muted greenish glow that shows the tender, loving image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. As designated saint of the Americas, the indigenous population of Mexico holds her in high regard. Her memory is celebrated in the fine hand-crafted creation of Gabriel and Rodolfo Lio Jaramillo in blown glass design. A stand fabricated in wrought iron completes this Blown glass candleholder, ‘Soft Green Light of Guadalupe’ and sells for $54.95.

Ana Maria Gonzales created a chest in decoupage style to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe. The name of it is Decoupage chest, ‘Beloved Virgin of Guadalupe’. The Virgin of Guadalupe is a figure especially loved and revered by the people of Mexico. Her famous image is said to have appeared miraculously on the robe of St. Juan Diego, with Juan Diego holding Castilian roses. These roses were carried to prove the appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe. St. Juan Diego proposed to the bishop, of Spanish decent, that a church be built in her honor. She was given the name as one who is the Americas’ patron of saint. This name provided by Pope John Paull II. To this day, Our Lady of Guadalupe is honored and celebrated each December 12. The price tag on this chest is $34.95.