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- Fossil coral beads are formed from ancient corals that have undergone millions of years of mineralization. These beads usually have rich colors and unique patterns, and since the growth and mineralization processes of each coral are unique, each fossil coral bead is unique. Fossil coral beads are usually gray, brown, white, or milky white in color, but there are also some bright colors such as red, pink, or orange. The colors and patterns of these beads are a mixture of different minerals formed by coral during its growth and mineralization process. Due to the fact that fossil corals are formed through millions of years of mineralization, these beads are very hard and suitable for making various jewelry items such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, etc.