Coral and Brass Necklace with Gold Filled Trigger Clasp

HOT ! Coral and Brass Necklace with Gold Filled Trigger Clasp

Name: Coral and Brass Necklace with Gold Filled Trigger Clasp
SKU: 308773739733
Price: 82 USD
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Coral Necklace with Gold Filled Trigger Clasp

Approx. 19 1/2\" long

Bead Size : 10mm

Strung on Soft Flex Wire

Handcrafted at Beads of Paradise NYC

Coral is created by millions of small organisms at the bottom of the ocean called polyps. Each polyp builds up a limestone case around itself, which remains after it dies. The casing becomes the basis for another polyp to build its home. Slowly, after thousands of years, these casings build up into what we know as a coral reef. Historically, material from these reefs were highly prized, and used to make jewelry and other ornamental objects. However, because removing coral from these reefs is bad for ocean environments, there are strict regulations against removing coral from the ocean. Most coral used today is grown in coral farms, rather than being taking from the ocean. Most precious coral is harvested in the Mediterranean Sea, especially in Sardinia. Deposits are also found in the Pacific, in Japan, Taiwan and Australia. In contemporary stone lore, Coral is rumored to stimulate emotional healing and relieves stress.