Collection: Coral Jewelry

Coral Jewelry with presence—red, pink, and branch coral, finished by hand and made to wear often. This collection includes hand-knotted necklaces, coral drop earrings, sculptural one-of-a-kinds crafted from real coral and precious metals, as well as elegant rings and bracelets. No plating. No shortcuts. Just bold shape, strong color, and solid craftsmanship.

What’s in the Collection

This category includes:

• Coral bead necklaces knotted on silk, available in various lengths and price ranges to suit different preferences
• Coral earrings in red, pink, and white, set in gold, sterling silver, or gold fill
• One-of-a-kind branch coral designs, prized for their natural beauty and unique species characteristics
• Limited edition pieces accented with pearls, garnet stones, or other gemstones
• Elegant coral rings and bracelets crafted to fit comfortably and last for decades

You'll find standout pieces like a pink coral necklace with subtle tonal shifts, or a bright coral necklace strung with natural variation in each bead. Some strands are dense and structured; others are spaced for movement, letting the coral beads stand on their own. Everything is made in small batches. Strung, soldered, or set by hand. Nothing molded. Nothing mass produced.

Use the filter options to browse by types, species, color, or price to find the perfect coral jewelry piece that fits your style and needs.

Color That Holds Its Own

Coral doesn’t need much to make an impact. Beautiful red coral brings warmth and contrast, while pink coral adds softness without fading into the background. White coral pieces offer a delicate, pure look. These pieces pair easily with denim, linen, and neutrals—and stand out against both gold and silver. Coral holds color the way the Mediterranean Sea holds light: unevenly, beautifully, and with depth. Wear them alone or layer them in. Coral plays well with others but doesn’t get lost in the mix.

Materials Matter

We use natural coral sourced from sustainable fisheries in places like Sardinia, Italy, and Hawaii—the only exception where coral harvesting is legally managed by state authorities to protect marine life. Never dyed resin or plastic alternatives. Every clasp, ear wire, and finding is made from solid sterling silver, 14K gold, or gold fill for strength and everyday wear. These aren’t costume pieces. They’re made to last, and they wear better with time. Pink coral earrings, red coral strands, and natural branch shapes—all finished in metals chosen for long-term use and crafted to move well on the body. Coral beads are selected one by one for tone, weight, and texture, then matched by hand into finished designs. The materials speak for themselves, but the details are where the quality shows.

Designed to Be Worn

This collection is made for real use—not display. Necklaces are finished with secure clasps. Earrings, rings, and bracelets are lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day. Pieces are tested in studio and in the world, and adjusted until they sit right, hang right, and feel right. If it doesn’t meet that standard, it doesn’t leave the bench. These pieces are elegant in structure but made for everyday wear, serving as both beautiful jewels and amulets believed to protect health and bring good fortune.

No Two Alike

Each piece of coral is different. That’s the whole point. The irregularities—subtle pits, uneven branches, tonal variation—are what make each item in this collection one of one. Once a design sells out, it may not be restocked. Every item you see here is made individually, start to finish. Coral beads, particularly in the branch and barrel shapes, are limited in quantity and matched with care. If you’ve discovered a favorite, don’t wait.

Rooted in the Sea

Coral is formed in the sea, shaped by currents, time, and mineral-rich waters over decades. Every piece in this collection carries a bit of that origin story—whether it’s a pink coral earring polished smooth or a coral necklace strung from branches left wild. These are sea-formed materials, worn above the surface with intention. Elegant, strong, and unmistakably tied to the ocean’s rhythms. The ocean may shape the coral—but how you wear it is what brings it to life.

History and Significance of Coral Jewelry

Coral jewelry, often called the jewel of the sea, has a rich history spanning thousands of years. It has been prized by many cultures for its beauty and believed protective properties. In ancient Rome, coral was worn as an amulet to protect against evil and bring good health. The tradition has been applied through centuries and across continents, making coral jewelry a timeless symbol of vitality and elegance. This heritage adds depth to each piece, connecting wearers to a legacy of craftsmanship and meaning.

Popularity and Demand

Coral jewelry remains popular worldwide, cherished not only for its natural beauty but also for its cultural significance. The demand for ethically sourced coral pieces has grown as more consumers seek sustainable and meaningful jewelry. This popularity ensures that coral jewelry continues to be a timeless choice, blending tradition with contemporary style. The increasing demand has also influenced the price of coral jewelry, reflecting its rarity and craftsmanship.

Care and Longevity

Coral jewelry requires special care to maintain its beauty. Since coral is an organic stone made from calcium carbonate, it can be affected by acids, perfumes, and prolonged exposure to sunlight. To ensure your coral jewelry lasts for years, avoid wearing it while swimming or bathing, and wipe it gently with a soft cloth after use. Proper care preserves its color and shine, making your coral pieces treasured heirlooms.

Explore Our Collection

Check our special selection of coral jewelry products, including rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces, all crafted with care and passion. Use the filter to browse by price, types, or species to find the perfect piece for you. Add your favorite piece to the cart and enjoy the timeless beauty of coral, a jewel created by nature and perfected by skilled artisans.