Lana Kūʻokoʻa Earrings
Moku CollectionA striking tribute to the raw beauty of vintage coral and timeless island style.
These handcrafted teardrop earrings feature a radiant pairing of AAA-grade vintage red coral in two distinctive shapes: smooth, deep-red 10x4mm drum beads and organic, natural rondelle coral with subtle irregularities that add texture and artisan charm. The coral is hand-strung on a graceful wire cord, forming a teardrop-shaped hoop with a 1.5" drop, suspended from elegant .925 sterling silver French hook ear wires (approx. 9x17mm).
Each pair is accented with polished sterling silver beads, which reflect the light beautifully and enhance the vivid richness of the coral. Naturally nickel- and lead-free, these earrings are ideal for sensitive ears.
Perfect worn alone or paired with other Moku Collection favorites, the Lana Kūʻokoʻa Earrings bring effortless coastal elegance to any look.
Details:
Approx. 2" total drop length
1.5" teardrop-shaped hoop
Genuine vintage Italian red coral beads
.925 sterling silver components
Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear
Hypoallergenic (nickel- and lead-free)
Packaging:
Arrives in a keepsake jewelry box, ready for gifting or safekeeping.
Lana Kūʻokoʻa Earrings - Moku Collection - Red Coral & Silver Earrings
To preserve the natural beauty of your vintage coral and sterling silver earrings:
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Avoid moisture: Remove before showering, swimming, or exercising. Prolonged exposure to water may damage coral and tarnish silver.
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Store properly: Keep in a dry, airtight container or the original jewelry box to prevent oxidation.
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Clean gently: Use a soft, dry cloth to polish sterling silver. Avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, or polishing agents, as they may damage the coral.
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Handle with care: Vintage coral is natural and porous—treat with the same gentle care you'd give any heirloom-quality item.
With a little care, your Lana Kūʻokoʻa Earrings will continue to shine for years to come.
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We use vintage Italian red coral to honor and preserve the beauty of natural coral without contributing to modern harvesting. Repurposing these rare beads allows us to celebrate their legacy while supporting more sustainable sourcing practices.