Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Due bracciali in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice su piatti chiari, su un tavolo di legno
Bracciale in pietra lavica e onice con tre gruppi di corallo rosso, su una pietra grigia in un piatto
Bracciale in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, su una pietra grigia
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Due bracciali in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice su piatti chiari, su un tavolo di legno
Bracciale in pietra lavica e onice con tre gruppi di corallo rosso, su una pietra grigia in un piatto
Bracciale in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, su una pietra grigia
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Due bracciali in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice su piatti chiari, su un tavolo di legno
Bracciale in pietra lavica e onice con tre gruppi di corallo rosso, su una pietra grigia in un piatto
Bracciale in corallo rosso, pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, su una pietra grigia
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
Bracciale con corallo rosso alternato a pietra lavica e onice, indossato al polso davanti a una parete rossa
Bracelet with red coral, lava stone, and onyx
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Red Coral, Lava Stone and Onyx Bracelet

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Descrizione

The bracelet with red coral, lava stone and onyx is a fascinating jewel that combines the natural beauty of volcanic stones and coral with the mystery of onyx. Each element has a symbolic meaning: coral is associated with protection and courage, lava stone is a symbol of strength and onyx of spiritual protection.

This bracelet is the ideal accessory for those who want to carry a piece of history and beauty with them.

Characteristics
  • Materials: Red coral, lava stone and onyx
  • Dimensions: 3.15 × 3.15 in (8 x 8 cm)
  • Craftsmanship: Coral Masters of Torre del Greco
  • Weight: 22.2 g/ 30.5 g
  • Closure Type: spring bracelet
  • Handcrafted in Italy

Dimensions and weight may vary between pieces. Small differences reflect the originality of our products and the fact that they are made entirely by hand.

Historical Curiosities
The fascination that coral has always held for the human imagination stems essentially from its metamorphic nature. This mysterious origin inspired a wealth of myths and beliefs claiming that coral could dispel evil and misfortune and bring luck and well-being.
In the classical world, coral was associated with the blood of Medusa, a myth of transformation retold by Ovid: “tender and floating in the water, which hardens in the air and becomes stone”.
The Sicilian court was the favorite hub of collections of extraordinary objects, Federico II was the first to express interest: these collections represented the wealth and power of the prince himself.
The strategic location of the island made Sicily a territory dedicated to the mercantile practice of luxury products such as precious fabrics, wine, oil, gems and coral.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which materials make up the red coral, lava stone and onyx bracelet?

The details list red coral, lava stone and onyx.

Which structure and measurements are listed for this bracelet?

It is described as a spring bracelet, with dimensions of 3.15 × 3.15 in (8 × 8 cm). The details list two weights: 22.2 g and 30.5 g.

Where is this coral and stone bracelet crafted?

It is handcrafted in Italy by the coral artisans of Torre del Greco; dimensions and weight may vary due to the manual craftsmanship.