CORAL is found in oceans all over the world. Almost all cultures use Coral for reasons pertaining to magic, religion, or health. The ancients believed that those who carried red or white Coral could control the weather. Coral was thought to stop hemorrhaging and endow the wearer with wisdom.
The Indian people of the Southwestern United States make beautiful animal fetishes of Red Coral. Hindu healers use Red Coral as a blood purifier, claiming it can calm anger, jealousy and hatred when worn on the ring or index finger of the right hand. Black Coral is popular in the Caribbean for talismans and amulets to absorb negativity and protect the wearer from harm. Pink Coral is
soothing, healing and pleasure-giving, while White Coral may be used to synchronize and stabilize the rhythms of the body-earth.
These lighter shades of Coral may become pale, which is a warning sign for the wearer of illness, weakened vitality, or toxicity.
In general, Coral is good for the bones and central nervous system, especially the brain stem. Because it quietens the emotions, it may be beneficial in the treatment of certain mental/emotional sickness.
When mixed with Diamond, Ruby, Emerald and Pearl and suspended at the entrance of a house, Coral makes a powerful amulet that will protect the dweller from harmful influences.
Peri-menopausal women may wear Red Coral to time ovulation and other cycles associated with the menses and to help regulate the hormones. The Coral fades when there is hormonal imbalance and brightens again when the hormones return to normal.
Coral should always be used in its whole and natural state for magical purposes.