Rackk & Ruin
Felix Necklace
Felix Necklace
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Antique red branch coral with handmade bails of solid 14k gold. Each bail is made with the particular shape of coral in mind so that it rests at the most beautiful angle when worn. Available strung on a sturdy classic Rolo chain in your choice of length.
Four very unique charms available in this limited material.
Materials
Materials
Available in 14k Yellow Gold. Antique red branch coral is sourced from vintage jewelry.
The metals we use are recycled.
Measurements
Measurements
Charms range in size from 1"-1.75".
Availability
Availability
Size Guide
Size Guide
Sourcing
Sourcing
About
About
Coral
Coral has been cherished in jewelry for over 25,000 years. In Greek mythology, red coral was believed to be the petrified blood of Medusa, spreading into the sea after her death at the hands of Perseus. In Ancient Rome, it was used as a protective talisman against the evil eye, especially for children, and continues to be worn today as a symbol of luck.
All of our coral is repurposed from vintage jewelry, giving it new life and meaning.
Coral has a hardness of 3 to 4 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively soft and prone to scratching. This softness requires careful handling, especially when used in jewelry, to maintain its beauty over time.
Detail: Monna Vanna, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1866
Coral has been used in jewelry for at least 25,000 years. In Greek mythology, red coral was the petrified blood of Medusa that spread into the sea upon her death by Perseus. It was used as a protection stone in Ancient Rome against the evil eye, particularly for children, and continues to be used today as a charm of luck. All of our coral is repurposed from vintage jewelry.
Detail: Monna Vanna, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1866
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Returns & ExchangesWe accept timely return of unworn jewelry for store credit, or a refund minus a small restocking fee.
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Jewelry Care
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