Coral Ring in 14K

Coral is among the most ancient of gem materials, used for adornment since prehistoric times. Coral ornaments have been found in Celtic tombs from the Iron Age. Flattering against the skin, coral adds organic beauty to everything you wear. Most coral used in jewelry is found in the Mediterranean Sea or in the Pacific off Japan and Taiwan. The ancient belief in the protective powers of coral lives on in the tradition of red coral necklaces for small children.

With a warm sunny glow, 14K gold is the standard for fine jewelry, valued in every culture for its beauty as well as its long history as a store of wealth and a symbol of success. Gold doesn’t tarnish, rust, or corrode. Pure 24K gold is alloyed with other metals, including silver, copper, and zinc, to make it more durable. 14K yellow gold, 58.5% gold, is the most popular alloy in the United States because it holds gems securely and resists wear and scratching. Your gold jewelry will shine for generations.