Why do Mongolian ornaments have corals? Where do these corals come from? Mongolians have lived inland for centuries, but there are a lot of coral ornaments to answer.

The reason why there is coral in Mongolian ornaments is because coral is a widely loved ornament. Coral usually grows in the ocean and is loved by people because of its unique shape and color. However, Mongolians have no marine resources, so their coral ornaments are usually made artificially or imported from other countries.

These coral ornaments come from China and other countries, because Mongolia is a landlocked country with no marine resources. Traditionally, Mongolians use corals to make necklaces, bracelets, rings and other jewels, and also decorate houses and saddles with corals. Coral is not only beautiful in image, but also brightly colored, which is one of the popular materials in Mongolian ornaments.

Coral ornaments have not always existed in Mongolian history. Although Mongolians live inland, they can still obtain corals through trade with other countries. For example, they may import corals from China or Central Asian countries. With the development of the times, especially the acceleration of globalization, Mongolia's contact with other countries in the world has been strengthened, and coral has become a common material in Mongolian ornaments.