Natural 14.29 Carat White Coral Gemstone

Description

White coral is a gemstone that is found in the Mediterranean Sea. It has been used for centuries to make jewelry and other decorative objects.
It has many characteristics that make it valuable as a gemstone:

• It’s made up of calcium carbonate, which makes it very hard and durable. This gives white coral its high luster when polished or cut into shapes like beads or cabochons (rounded stones).
• It comes in many different colors–from light pink or peach tones all the way through shades of grayish-white, almost black! Some people think these darker colored specimens look even more beautiful than lighter ones because they’re so unusual!

White coral is a gemstone that is mainly composed of calcium carbonate and has a very high Mohs hardness. It’s also known as “White Coral”, “South Sea Pearl” or “Sea Pearl”.
The color of white coral ranges from pinkish-white to pale yellow, with some specimens displaying a greenish hue. The transparency depends on its origin and age; newer pieces tend to be more opaque than older ones because they haven’t had time to become completely clear yet.
White corals are typically cut in cabochon shapes so that their natural luster can be seen at its best when viewed from all sides (this applies especially when using large pieces).

White coral gemstones are known to bring protection, peace of mind and stress relief. It is said that white corals can help you connect with your higher self. The stone has also been used as an amulet in the past to protect people from evil spirits or negative energy.
White corals are believed to be good for meditation because they help you relax and focus on your inner self without any distractions from the outside world. They also help improve communication skills by allowing you to speak up for yourself without feeling afraid or embarrassed about what other people might think about what you have said or done.

White coral is a beautiful stone that can be used in a variety of ways. It’s commonly used as jewelry and home decor, but it also has many other uses.

• Jewelry: White coral is often used to make necklaces, bracelets and rings. It’s also sometimes set into silver or gold settings for an extra sparkle!
• Home Decor: If you have some white coral lying around your house that you don’t know what else to do with (or if someone gave it to you), try using it as decoration on tables or shelves! You could even use pieces as bookends or paperweights if they’re small enough!
• Feng Shui: White corals are said by Feng Shui practitioners to attract wealth and good fortune into your life when placed in certain areas of the home–usually near windows where sunlight enters through them during winter months when days are shorter than nights so no light reaches those areas during daytime hours when people tend not see things clearly anyway due to lack thereof being able to focus properly due lack thereof having sufficient amount time available for doing anything worthwhile today because everyone else seems busy doing stuff instead.”