Pua ʻUla "Red Flower" Necklace - Moku Collection

Pua ʻUla "Red Flower" Necklace - Moku Collection
 
Island soul. Worn bold. Collected with purpose.
 
Rare coral. Island beauty. Timeless strength.
 
Named Pua ʻUla, meaning Red Flower in Hawaiian, this striking necklace celebrates the natural beauty of vintage coral and the enduring artistry of handcrafted design.
 
The necklace is meticulously handcrafted with Grade AAA vintage red coral beads, each individually set on sterling silver pins and linked together to create a fluid and elegant strand. Known for their rich oxblood hues, these natural coral beads are undyed and untreated, showcasing the deep crimson tones and organic character that have made vintage coral one of the ocean's most treasured materials.
 
At the center hangs an extraordinary Italian-made coral flower pendant crafted in .925 sterling silver. Ten natural red coral gemstones form the petals of the flower, surrounding a larger coral centerpiece that creates remarkable depth and dimension. Measuring approximately 34mm x 30mm, the pendant serves as a bold focal point while honoring the beauty found in nature.
 
The flower pendant is suspended from a sterling silver push-gate charm holder, allowing it to be removed or exchanged with another treasured pendant if desired. This thoughtful detail adds versatility while preserving the necklace's elegant design.
 
Finished with a substantial .925 sterling silver magnetic tube clasp and a sterling silver Quarry Shop tag, the necklace measures approximately 23" in length and drapes beautifully whether worn alone or layered with other Moku favorites.
 
Details
Grade AAA vintage red coral round beads, 8mm
Individually hand-linked on sterling silver pins
Italian-made coral flower pendant, approximately 34mm x 30mm
.925 sterling silver push-gate charm holder
.925 sterling silver magnetic tube clasp
Sterling silver Quarry Shop tag
Length: approximately 23"
Handmade and one of a kind
 
Symbolism & Meaning
Pua ʻUla translates to Red Flower.
 
Red coral has long been associated with vitality, courage, protection, and strength. The flower symbolizes growth, renewal, and the beauty that emerges through time and resilience. Together, these elements create a meaningful piece that celebrates both the power of nature and the spirit of the sea.