>polished coral is perhaps one of the most desirable organic gemstones. Most coral that is used for jewelry grow in shallow, temperate oceans and seas throughout the world, although some coral can be found in deeper waters of oceans and seas. It comes in several tantalizing colors, most notably, red, black, white, orange, pink, and [...]
>Coral jewelry is becoming increasingly popular among all age groups. The jewelry has always held a prominent place in ancient history because of the magical powers the gem possesses. The gem is believed to prevent sterility and is considered one of the most powerful gems. You can purchase affordable or very expensive coral jewelry. The [...]
> Coral measures a meager 3.5 in Mohs scale and as a gem it’s softer than others. So, you’ve got to be very conscious to handle this delicate stone made of Calcium Carbonate. Pink corals, as well, are pretty prone to scratches and thus only use soft moist cloth to clean it. But never dare [...]
>You can buy Coral in a great variety of colours that range from Dark Red, Pink, White, Spotted Pink, Orange, Blue, Violet, Black and Golden Brown. Each coral color has its own unique quality. Black coral is exotic and dramatic to look and rare to find. It is considered as a guard against misfortune for [...]
>There are some facts and qualities about the real coral that you should keep in mind. The best coral should have a deep natural color. It is found in a standard (round or oval shape) and finished surface. The perfect coral does not have any dents or holes or perforations. It is smooth to touch. [...]
>How to Clean:Wipe gently with a damp cloth that is soft and clean. Dry with a soft, clean, absorbent cloth. Air dry on a towel to ensure complete dryness. If mounted, clean metal with soft polishing cloth, and avoid contact with the coral.Special Care:Do not use hot water, a steamer or an ultrasonic cleaner. Do [...]
>Coral mined from the oceans. It grows underwater. Coral is used to create beautiful earrings, brooches, and pendants. Though coral rings are popular, be aware that coral scratches easily. Red coral jewelry is often dyed; white coral jewelry is usually bleached. Pearls, Corals and Jet are known as organic gems because they normally grow in [...]
>The pairing of red coral with blue turquoise is among the most beautiful contrasting gem combinations in the jewelry world, though coral can certainly carry jewelry pieces on its own. Coral is a very common accompaniment gem in turquoise jewelry, and its different hues of red can dramatically highlight the green and blue tones of [...]
>The coral that is suitable for jewelry is not generally formed in reefs. It is found in small branch-like structures. It can be seen as the skeletal remains of the marine animals or the polyp corallicum. The most worthful coral is the noble red, also called corallicum rubrum. A typical and unique feature of precious [...]
> Corals are organic substances that consist of the skeletons of certain polyps or marine invertebrates. Millions of polyps build their skeletons (made of calcium carbonate with a trace of carotene) on the abandoned remains of other polyps, creating the massive coral reefs that carpet the planet’s ocean floors.Coral is softer than other gemstones and [...]
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