Kaiʻula "Red Sea" Necklace - Red Coral Double Strand - Moku Collection
 
Island soul. Worn bold. Collected with purpose.
 
Crimson tides. Ocean heritage. Timeless elegance.
 
Named Kaiʻula, meaning Red Sea in Hawaiian, this handcrafted necklace celebrates the enduring beauty of vintage coral and the spirit of the ocean that inspired it.
 
Created with two harmonious strands of genuine vintage red coral, Kaiʻula blends rich color, natural texture, and refined sterling silver details into a design that feels both bold and timeless. The layered silhouette creates graceful movement while showcasing the organic beauty of one of the sea's most treasured materials.
 
One strand features a rhythmic arrangement of oval and tube-shaped coral beads, accented with polished sterling silver beads that catch the light like reflections across the water. The second strand echoes the same pattern while introducing a focal section of coral rondelles at the center, creating subtle contrast and visual depth.
 
Together, the two strands evoke rolling ocean currents, coral reefs, and the vibrant energy of island life.
 
Finished with a substantial sterling silver lobster clasp and adjustable extender chain, Kaiʻula offers versatile styling while maintaining a refined, heirloom-quality feel. A delicate freshwater pearl drop at the end of the extender adds an elegant finishing touch and a quiet nod to the treasures of the sea.
 
Details
Genuine vintage red coral (pre-ban)
Oval, tube, and rondelle coral beads
.925 sterling silver accent beads
.925 sterling silver lobster clasp, approximately 19.2mm x 12.5mm
Sterling silver extender chain with 7x5mm oval links
Freshwater pearl dangle wrapped in sterling silver
Length: approximately 17.5"
Extension: approximately 2"
Handmade and one of a kind
 
Symbolism & Meaning
Kaiʻula translates to Red Sea.
 
Red coral has long symbolized vitality, protection, courage, and prosperity. Sterling silver represents clarity, balance, and enduring strength. Together, they create a meaningful reminder of resilience, confidence, and connection to the sea.