Red coral quality:
Coral is called Coral in English and comes from Latin. The ancient Romans believed that coral had the functions of preventing disasters, giving people wisdom, stopping bleeding and driving away heat.
In ancient China, red coral was regarded as an auspicious and happy thing, representing noble power, so it was also called "Ruibao", a symbol of happiness and eternity. The famous coral connoisseur said at the weekend: "Coral, the soul of the ocean." Indians believe that "precious corals are the mother of the earth." The Japanese emperor also regarded red coral as a national quintessence. From the history of ancient and modern China and foreign countries, red coral has a lofty position. The crowns and beads worn by second-class officials in the Qing Dynasty were all made of precious red coral. Tibetan lamas and monks mostly hold prayer beads made of red coral. At present, precious red corals are very rare and hard to get, especially coral trees more than two feet high. At present, the importance of coral is gradually recognized by people. Coral is rare and non-renewable, which is of great collection value. Natural red coral ornaments are more popular with people.
Material composition:
It consists of inorganic and organic parts. Inorganic substances: high magnesium calcite, a small amount of apatite, calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, a small amount of water, ferrous oxide, calcium hydroxyphosphate. Organic matter: mainly keratin.
Coral species:
Red coral has many colors, such as crimson, ochre, pink, pink, orange, milky yellow, milky white and so on. Industry recognized red coral color range:
1. Also known as crimson and crimson, it has the highest value and is mostly produced in Japan and Taiwan Province Province.
Second, sardines: bright red, the common positive red on the market, mostly produced in Italy.
Third, Mo Mo: pink/orange.
Fourth, angels
Skin: pink (often called baby face, also called angel skin).
5. Pink and white: white.
Identification of authenticity of red coral;
Red corals all have longitudinal stripes parallel to the growth direction of corals, and they are closely arranged. In addition, the cross section of red coral has ring patterns similar to tree rings, so we should pay attention to these two textures when we identify them with the naked eye. Look at the color. The color of red coral is bright red, whether it is shallow or deep, it is alive and immortal! And red coral has bright waxy luster, while dyed red coral has no luster and its color stagnates.
Maintenance of red coral:
First, please avoid heavy blows and collisions, so as not to damage the gem;
Second, please avoid contact with chemicals, acids, alkaline liquids and perfumes;
Third, please wipe it with a soft cloth after each use and keep it properly;
Fourth, please soak in water and rub oil often to keep it "bright and bright" again and again;
5. Please always wear coral jewelry to make it harmonious with human spirituality;
6. Please prepare a certain number of coral ornaments according to the season to ensure the effect of "as bright as new";
7. Red coral necklaces, bracelets and pendants without inlay are the best holy products for promoting blood circulation and health care.
Cultural significance of red coral;
Red coral culture has a long history in China, as well as in the traditional cultures of India and Indian nations, especially among the indigenous peoples of India and the Tibetan people in China, who even regard red coral as a sustenance to protect and pray for "God bless". According to historical records, the utilization of red coral by human beings can be traced back to ancient Rome. The ancient Romans believed that coral had the functions of preventing disasters, giving people wisdom, stopping bleeding and driving away heat. Some navigators believe that wearing red coral can prevent lightning and hurricanes, make it calm and have a safe journey! So the Romans called it "red gold", which cast a mysterious color on the red coral. Modern westerners list coral, pearl and amber as three organic gems, which are western.
One of the "March Birthday Stones".