chaplet
/ˈtʃæplɛt/Definitions
1. noun
A small string of beads or other material used for prayer or devotion, especially by Catholics.
“She wore a chaplet of rosary beads around her neck as a reminder to pray daily.”
2. noun
A garland or wreath of flowers, especially as a symbol of a coronation or other ceremonial occasion.
“The bride wore a chaplet of roses in her hair as she walked down the aisle.”
3. noun
A cluster or bunch of things, such as flowers or leaves.
“The chaplet of ferns on the forest floor was a stunning sight.”
4. verb
To decorate or adorn with a chaplet.
“The artist chapleted the statue with flowers and leaves.”