Lore & Heritage
Ancient Romans draped red coral necklaces around children to guard against illness and malevolent spirits. Revered as one of the Seven Treasures in Buddhism, Tibetan lamas utilized it in prayer beads and sacred statues. In imperial Qing Dynasty China, top first-rank mandarins wore a crimson coral sphere atop their ceremonial court hats as the definitive signifier of supreme imperial favor.











































































































