About Coral :

Care of Coral :

Coral should be protected from scratches and sharp blows as it is fragile. Large temperature changes (like leaving your coral jewelry in a hot car) should also be avoided. Coral should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner.

History of Coral :

Black coral was adopted as the state gemstone of Hawaii in 1987. These beautiful corals grow in Hawaii's offshore waters. Agatized coral was adopted by Florida as the official state stone in 1979. Coral was once believed to protect against bleeding, evil spirits, and even hurricanes.

Spiritual and Physical Beliefs About Coral :

Coral is one of the seven treasures mentioned in Buddhist scriptures. Some spiritualists believe that coral can be used to reconnect with the wonders of nature as coral is a perfect example of plant and animal life coexisting in harmony. Some believe that coral can build an emotional foundation and attract love. This belief especially applies to red coral which is considered a stone of passion. In parts of the world, it is still believed that coral has the ability to ward off evil thoughts and evil spirits. Some believe that coral is a protective charm, particularly for children. In many countries, red coral necklaces are given as a gift to small children. Some people think that coral brings out creativity and optimism. Some also believe that coral can soothe fears and tensions and help people live together in more positive ways. Some spiritualists feel that coral can enhance our sense of purpose, strenth, and inner peace. Some people even believe that coral can give wisdom and cure madness. Physically, some believe that coral promotes general well-being as well as assiting with blood and circulatory issues such as anemia. Some also believe coral can help those suffering from kidney and bladder conditions, respiratory problems, colic, whooping cough, eye problems, bone and bone marrow ailments, and even epilepsy.