Prayer Rosary from Coral with 33 Beads

Once, when coral was thought to be a plant, it was called the “Garden of the Sea.” The ancient Egyptians placed pieces of coral in tombs for protection against evil spirits, believing that each piece contained a drop of divine blood.

According to Greek mythology, when Perseus cut off the head of the Gorgon Medusa, several drops of her blood fell into the sea and turned into coral.

Writings dating back thousands of years confirm that coral was used to decorate art objects as well as jewelry.

According to ancient legends, people once believed that Mars was made of red coral because it appeared striated and reddish in color.

Coral is a symbol of joy and happiness. It allows its wearer to enjoy life.

Coral symbolizes life and is associated with the power of blood in many cultures. Dark red coral is used to warm and stimulate blood circulation, while its pink shades restore harmony in the heart.

Red and white varieties have long been considered beneficial in treating mental disorders and anemia. Coral enhances blood circulation, strengthens the body’s bones, and can also be used to stimulate tissue regeneration.