Description
Statement necklace with freshwater Pearls, Red Coral and a Rock Crystal stone.
Luxury necklace, handmade, with Baroque freshwater Pearls, light red Sardinia coral branches and to make brightness a Rock Crystal stone (Ialine quartz).
The Pearls that compose this necklace is white color and irregular shape, and size is about 15 x 25 mm; in an asymmetrical position there are the genuine coral branches, from Sardinia Sea, light red color and irregular shape.
Pearls, Coral and Rock Crystal are totally natural (without chemical coloration or artificial treatments).
Handcrafted necklace, interwoven with surgical stainless steel 316L wire, anallergic and very resistant, grey color.
Nice gift idea for every occasion: degree, wedding, birthday, anniversary, etc.
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Made in Italy.
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Dimension
- Length necklace about 21.65″ (about 55 cm);
Detail materials
- Baroque freshwater pearls, white color, size about 15 x 25 mm;
- Coral branches, light red color, size about 25 mm;
- Rock Crystal stone, size about 20 x 18 mm
- surgical stainless steel L316 wire;
- Solid Sterling silver clasp;
Property and curiosity about the Coral
The coral contrarily to what it thinks, isn’t a “plant”, but an animal, infact they are colonies of small polyps that producing calcium carbonate build a branched skeleton called corallo; the ethymology of the word corallo result from the greek “Koraillon” that means “Hard Skeleton”.
His bright red color, made it in the popolar tradition “blood tree” symbol of genarating force and contact with the “divine”, in the ancient tradition (greek and latin) the coral was connex to the blood and life that pulse.
The myto tells that Perseo after to have murdered Medusa, sat down on the beach and put the blooding head of the monster on one shore, full of wickers and that the blood drops commuted the trees into coral.
Between the gems of organic origin, the coral together the pearl, they owe their existence to the sea.
More information about the coral, on Wikipedia.
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