Gorgeous & glittering, these chandelier earrings drip with glam. With garnet glass, red coral & copper-plated beads, this fiery pair will have all eyes on you.

Think outside the box with these inventive long-stemmed rose earrings, featuring sparkling Crystal Passions® peridot and red coral beads and sterling silver flower bead caps.

The music of the spheres resonates in this scarlet and crimson necklace and earring set. The meticulous circles of beads dance in perfect harmony with the raw, organic shape of the red coral pendant, creating an ensemble that sings with celestial melodies.

A term used to refer to a bead made of a carbon-based material. Many beads and other jewelry-making components comprised of pearl, wood, bone, horn and shell fall into this category. Also used to describe materials relating to or derived from living matter—for example, coral. Explore Organic products

At first glance, these earrings look like coral in their gold-toned settings. Surprise! They’re actually lightweight cheesewood dyed a lovely light orange.

Q: I have a bracelet I made out of large chunks of turquoise and spaced out with much smaller coral and bronze beads. The problem is that my arm hairs get pinched really badly, even though I tried to leave some room for the beads to move around. Is there a trick to knowing how much room to leave so the beads can move without pinching?

Q: I have just restrung a coral necklace my father had given my sister. It was on silk thread and the ends of the thread were glued into the clasp's round bead ends. How do I finish it now that I have all the coral strung on silk? How do I get the clasp on, and what type of clasp can I use on silk thread?

Q: I have some bamboo rattle snake coral that I ordered elsewhere. It is long jagged pieces and I find it to be very ugly so I have put off working with it. Do you have any suggestions about using this product? What else would go with it? Thank you very much.

Q: What do all the initials in parenthesis after the gemstones mean--example coral (IMIT). Thank you, is it listed in the catalog?

Coral is a highly prized substance believed to be endowed with mysterious sacred properties. Coral has been called the "garden of the sea" because it was once believed to be a plant.

Fossil coral is a natural gemstone created when prehistoric coral is gradually "agatized." It stands to reason, according to metaphysical beliefs, fossil coral can help bring about change.

Submerge yourself in treasures from the ocean. This soft pink bamboo coral and iridescent mother-of-pearl shell necklace is a beachcomber's delight.

In a nautical-inspired design, a silver-toned octopus elegantly clutches a red howlite bead in its tentacles, beneath a coral reef of vividly dyed red beads. Above this oceanic necklace, silver-finished shell charms hold their own treasures, showcased in a pair of coordinating earrings.

Travel to ocean depths and explore the reefs below with Sue Hicke's "Coral Reef". Beaded fish swim among plant life and waves in this detailed set.

Inspired by her love of marine life in general and the octopus in particular, Jama Watts created Eight Arms to Hold You as a tribute to this fascinating sea creature. Strands of seed beads represent coral branches for the bead-embroidered octopus to play in.

Sterling silver and turquoise are always a perennial pairing, and bamboo coral gives this long dangling necklace just that extra flash of flair.

Apoxie® Sculpt does double duty in these gemstone earrings, holding the filigree focals together and adding a pop of color.

Coral and turquoise do-si-do with bone and silver in this Western-inspired necklace and earring set.

Pink coral and rose peach Crystal Passions pair perfectly with gold-colored chain in this luxurious set.

Pink bamboo coral gives this sweet and simple set a youthful energy and cute pop of color.

Beautiful red bamboo coral adds a vibrant pop of color to this simple and sweet jewelry set.

Turquoise, coral, leather and silver give this multi-strand Southwest-inspired necklace its grit and glam.

Sheila Schwede made her own pearl reef with metal clay and added cultured freshwater pearls as a finishing touch.

This beautiful seed-beaded bracelet uses peyote stitch to craft little colored coral patches for a statement piece of natural-yet-otherworldly beauty.