Pink coral and garnet coral earrings, round beads, gold-filled, undyed

Description

The photo is for illustrative purposes only. We will provide an equivalent product, but Since coral is crafted by hand from natural materials, the color and size of the coral you receive may differ slightly from that shown in the photo. We appreciate your understanding.

[Coral Size] Diameter 5mm [Weight] 0.7g [Material] Gold-filled (14K Gold Filled Coral) [Coral Type] Garnet Coral [Product Description] This item uses low-grade, jewelry-quality coral with uneven color, blemishes, and white spots. This item is suitable for everyday wear.

Our shop is located in Kochi Prefecture, a world-famous coral production area. We are a fully integrated workshop that handles everything from coral procurement to loose stone processing, and jewelry design to precious metal processing. Coral is a gemstone created by nature, and the colors and shapes of the raw corals vary enormously, making it difficult to recreate the same loose coral. Sometimes, beautiful color gradations are indescribable in grade or words, while others have beautiful shapes that could never be created by human hands. This is one of the charms of precious coral, created by nature. We offer a wide variety of products, from high-quality to jewelry-quality, so be sure to find your favorite coral.

[Garnet Coral] This species was harvested off the coast of the Hawaiian Islands and Midway Islands. It is no longer harvested, and its distribution is decreasing year by year. It is relatively transparent, and its color ranges from white to pale pink, and sometimes even becomes a salmon pink with an orange tint. It does not have a distinct white hues like red or peach, but while the surface is pink, the color fades toward the center of the trunk. For this reason, even loose corals often have white areas on the back.

[About Precious Coral] Generally, coral that is fashioned into gemstones is the polished bony shaft produced by living organisms called corals.

Corals are in the same family as jellyfish and sea anemones, and are divided into the subclasses Hexacorallia and Octocorallia based on the number of tentacles on the polyps. Each of the Hexacorallia and Octocorallia subclasses includes hard corals, which have a solid bony shaft, and soft corals, which do not. Since the bony shaft of Hexacorallia is brittle, octocorals are used as gemstones, but most are soft corals, which do not have a solid bony shaft, and only some species of Octocorallia are fashioned into gemstones. This is genuine natural coral, not resin or dyed coral. March birthstone, natural coral, coral accessories, jewelry. We are a specialized coral manufacturer in Kochi, a region famous for its precious coral.