Devozioni by Krystalos was born from the heart of a Catholic entrepreneurial couple — Joan Laureano and Arturo Fradera — with the spiritual guidance of the beloved Father Luis Norberto Correa, at the St. John Vianney Parish in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
We began our journey as the secular accessories brand Krystalos, but after Hurricane María and a profound calling from the Holy Spirit, Devozioni by Krystalos was born: our great international devotional and educational mission. Since then, our goal has been clear: to evangelize through beauty and dignify the economy through the values of faith.
Because we believe that creativity, culture, and business must be placed at the service of The Lord and our neighbor.
Now present in 14 countries, we are the only Puerto Rican Creative Industry company to receive:
The Export Achievement Award from the U.S. Department of Commerce
Exporter of the Year Award from the Puerto Rico Products Association
Two recognitions from the United States Congress for our dual mission of evangelization and helping to transform the economy in accordance with the Social Doctrine of the Church.
We are also part of the prestigious EWTN Religious Catalogue, where our designs have been recognized for their originality, spiritual depth, and artisanal quality.
Our signature collection, the Historic Rosary Bracelets, are not just an accessory: they are a living catechesis. Each piece is designed with deep symbolism, using the color, texture, and shape of each semiprecious stone, crystal, or element to tell the story of a Saint or a devotion.
Before reaching your hands, each design is carefully reviewed and approved by a team of priests who are experts in theology and canon law, ensuring doctrinal fidelity and spiritual authenticity.
And most importantly: all our products are made in Puerto Rico, a Territory of the United States of America, with ethical and committed labor.
Our mission goes beyond design. We have a strong apostolate:
To train young people in international trade, values-based leadership, and vocation for service through entrepreneurship
To support social and humanitarian initiatives, such as:
Catholic missions and the reconstruction of vandalized churches
Assistance to young cancer patients
Rescue and care of abandoned animals
Fundraising campaigns with Christian purpose
Each Rosary, each bracelet, each shipment is a prayer. A story of faith made into art. A commitment to God, to the Church, to our Island, and to our neighbor.
Because we believe that evangelizing with excellence and building an economy with a soul is not only possible... it is urgent.
"Economic activity must be considered and exercised as a response to man’s vocation to work and to social responsibility." – Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church, 565