Meet Ronda:

Ronda Miller

Queen of Peace Rosaries

For Ronda Miller, designing rosaries is more than a creative calling—it is a deeply personal expression of faith, gratitude, and love.

Inspired by her own faith journey, Ronda believes a rosary can become a meaningful companion through prayer, reflection, celebration, and life’s most difficult moments. Each design begins with intention and is created to bring together beauty, symbolism, devotion, and lasting quality.

Ronda founded her family-owned business in 2018, and since 2019, she and her family have been honored to create thousands of custom, handmade gemstone rosaries for longtime Sacred Site customers. She remains deeply grateful to the missions, chapels, shrines, grottos, parishes, and faith communities that have consistently trusted her family to create rosaries for their sacred spaces, ministries, pilgrims, and special occasions.

To date, Ronda and her family have prayerfully and artfully handmade more than 20,000 rosaries for customers and Catholic communities across the United States.

Their work has also extended to significant moments within the worldwide Church. Ronda is proud to have contributed thousands of custom-designed, handmade rosaries for the worldwide 2025 Jubilee and is honored to provide handmade rosaries in recognition of the 2026 beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen.

Every artisan rosary is made by hand by Ronda and her family. From the earliest design concept to the careful selection and placement of each bead, every piece is approached with reverence, artistry, and attention to detail.

Ronda especially enjoys sourcing the materials that give each rosary its individual character. She carefully selects beautiful gemstones, artisan lampwork beads, distinctive vintage beads, fine Austrian crystals, and Swarovski crystal embellishments. Each component is chosen for its beauty, craftsmanship, durability, and ability to create a rosary worthy of becoming a true heirloom.

For Ronda, the greatest blessing is knowing that something made by her family’s hands may become part of another person’s prayer life. Her hope is that every rosary will offer comfort, encourage devotion, commemorate a sacred moment, and one day be passed from one generation to the next.