Staghorn Coral Staghorn Sea Coral Staghorn Ocean Coral – Palm Bungalow

Staghorn Coral is a classic white colored coral. The branching white arms compliment any seaside space. We have Staghorn coral for sale in several sizes. Buy Staghorn coral here. Decorating with Staghorn coral and using ocean coral in home decor is easy. We have the best sea coral!
The Staghorn coral is a classic white ocean coral. Staghorn coral have antler-like branches and typically stem out from a central trunk and angle upward. Branches are typically 1 to 3 inches thick. There are so many ways to decorate your home with sea coral, but a few ideas are: Add a few pieces of sea coral into a bookshelf. Style a few different textures of sea coral into a decorative fireplace opening. Find a decorative bowl or urn and add a grouping of sea coral. Place a single low piece of sea coral onto a coffee or accent table. Add a piece of tall branchy coral to an orchid arrangement. *Please note the actual coral you purchase will be sightly different than the photo shown due to the organic nature of coral. It will be the same type and will be within the size scale you select. Contact us directly if you need info on actual pieces available. **We ONLY sell ocean coral that has been deemed safe by C.I.T.I.E.S., to ensure that international trade in specimens of sea life does not threaten their survival. Much of the sea coral has been farmed for collection which helps coastal coral farming communities.

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