Blue Beaded Rosary with Silver-tone Crucifix

This item is a rosary, a string of beads used to count prayers, featuring distinct blue beads and silver-tone metal components. The rosary is constructed with individually linked oval-shaped beads, appearing to be made of a synthetic material such as plastic or resin, given their uniform color and slightly matte surface. The color is a vibrant, deep blue. The links between the beads and the central medallion, as well as the crucifix, are all silver-toned metal, likely an alloy like pewter, silver-plated base metal, or stainless steel, exhibiting a somewhat darkened or antiqued finish in areas. The crucifix is a simple, unadorned Latin cross design, characterized by straight arms of uniform width and smooth edges. There are no visible details of a corpus (figure of Christ) on the crucifix from the provided images, suggesting it may be a plain cross or the corpus is on the reverse side. The central medallion is an intricate, ornate piece, possibly depicting a religious figure or symbol, though the details are not clearly discernible due to resolution and angle; it appears to be a Miraculous Medal or a similar devotional image, surrounded by a decorative border. The overall construction appears sturdy, with the beads securely wired together. There are no obvious signs of significant wear, damage, or repairs visible in the images, though a closer inspection would be needed to confirm this. The style is traditional for a Catholic rosary, often given as a devotional item. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced rosaries, providing functionality and aesthetic appeal.