Coral Ring

FF7 Water ring — The Water Ring in *Final Fantasy VII*.

A ring that slightly reduces any water damage sustained by the wearer. The stone residing in its center evokes the image of a crystalline drop of rain, and it has the ability to weaken the power of water. However, it cannot completely protect the wearer from water attacks, nor absorb their energy. The refined designs of these elemental rings and their efficiency as equipment make them the perfect present for aspiring young mages.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius description

Coral Ring (さんごのゆびわ or 珊瑚の指輪, Sango no Yubiwa?), also known as Water Ring (水の指輪, Mizu no Yubiwa?), NulTide Ring, Blue Ring, and Aqua Ring, is a recurring accessory in the Final Fantasy series. It usually absorbs Water-elemental attacks, but has also absorbed Lightning instead.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy V[]

Ring infused with the power of water.

Description

The Coral Ring is a rare accessory that absorbs water-elemental attacks. It is sold in Istory in Bartz's world and in the Phantom Village in the merged world for 50,000 gil. It can be found behind a waterfall in the cave area of the Interdimensional Rift, can be stolen from Parthenopes and drops from Yellow Dragons.

It is an essential piece of equipment for fighting the superboss Shinryu, as his opening move is a water-elemental attack. It is also useful against Twintania, who counterattacks with Tidal Wave. It also grants +5 Defense, Magic Defense, and Magic Evasion, as well as nullifying fire-elemental attacks. However, it makes the wearer weak to lightning-elemental attacks.

Final Fantasy VII[]

Main article: Water Ring (Final Fantasy VII)

The Water Ring absorbs Water-elemental attacks. It is found on the way to the Corel Valley and is stolen from Acrophies and Serpents. It is useful to equip for the boss at the end of Part I.

Final Fantasy IX[]

Main article: Coral Ring (Final Fantasy IX)

The Coral Ring absorbs Thunder-elemental attacks, contrary to its earlier incarnations. It can be obtained early if Freya wins the Festival of the Hunt, and can be synthesized for 1200 gil, a Lightning Staff, and a Rod. It also grants +2 Spirit level up bonus, Magic Evasion +3, and teaches the abilities Insomniac, Lancer, and Man Eater. Everyone can equip it.

Final Fantasy X[]

NulTide Ring (known as Water Ring in Japan) is a piece of armor for Yuna, obtained if the dominant ability on any ring is SOS NulTide.

Final Fantasy X-2[]

Blue Ring is an accessory that provides +4 Magic, the ability to cast Water, and halves Water-elemental damage taken. When one is given to a creature, it can learn Water Ward. It can be bought for 3,000 gil at Besaid (any chapter except Chapter 4), found at Cavern of the Stolen Fayth (Chapter 3), dropped by Amorphous Gel and Haunt, stolen from Protean Gel, Sahagin Chief (normal and Oversoul), and Tentacles (rare), bribed from Amorphous Gel (3,892 gil), Dinictus (7,500 gil), and Tentacles (10,120 gil), as a possible prize for recalibrating the Thunder Plains towers, and as a possible reward for dispatching a level 2 chocobo to Mushroom Rock Road.

Final Fantasy XI[]

The Coral Ring is crafted from Coral Fragment x2, a Wind Crystal, and requires 80 Bonecraft. It is wearable by all classes at level 70.

Its base version gives -9 Melee Accuracy in exchange for +9 Ranged Accuracy, as well as -3% Magic Damage Taken. The high-quality version (called a Merman's Ring) gives +10 Ranged Accuracy for only -8 Melee Accuracy, and grants -4% Magic Damage Taken.

Final Fantasy XIII[]

Aqua Ring is an accessory that grants resistance to water by 20–30%, depending on its level, and upgrades to the Riptide Ring by using the Cobaltite component. Aqua Rings can be found in the Sunleth Waterscape (Rain-spotted Vale) and Palumpolum (Nutriculture Complex).

Final Fantasy XIV[]

The Coral Ring is a Ring usable by all classes, though it is best suited to Thaumaturges, Arcanists, and Conjurers. It can be crafted by Goldsmiths, received as a reward from the quest Steaking Claims, or purchased for 349 in Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks, Old Gridania, or Ul'dah - Steps of Thal.

Coral Ring	Ring All Classes Lv. 19 Item Level 19	Defense: 0 ( 1)	Magic Defense: 0 ( 1)
		Intelligence +1 ( +2) Mind +1 ( +2) Direct Hit Rate +1 ( +2) Vitality +1 ( +1)
		Repair/Melding/Desynthesis: Goldsmith	Dyeable: No

Final Fantasy Tactics S[]

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia[]

Coral Ring (V) is a 5★ armor for Faris that enables access to the ability Shelter. It provides 45 HP, 838-1123 DEF, 89 mBRV, 9 ATK, and adds 90-120 CP.

Pictlogica Final Fantasy[]

Coral Ring is a rarity 3 accessory that increases the power of the user's Water-elemental attacks.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper[]

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius[]

A ring from another world. The gem in the center contains the power of water, and while lowering lightning resistance, it increases fire and water resistance. In that world, it is said to be purchasable from places like the town sealed in the Interdimensional Rift.

Description, FFV'

Water Ring is an accessory that provides 2 DEF and +2% resistance to Water. It can be obtained by buying it for 200 gil at Felicitas Town, Industrial City Dilmagia, Aquapolis Olderion, and Raven's Hideaway, found during the exploration of Dalnakya Cavern, or crafted using 3 Water Crysts, 3 Gaia's Tears, 1 Iron Ore, and 40 gil.

Coral Ring (FFV) is an accessory that provides 5 DEF, 5 SPR, +25% Fire and Water resist, and -50% Lightning resist. It can be obtained during the Final Fantasy V event, Barrier Tower.

Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin[]

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Etymology[]

[view · edit · purge]Precious coral is the common name given to Corallium rubrum and several related species of marine coral. The distinguishing characteristic of precious corals is their durable and intensely colored red or pink skeleton, which is used for making jewelry.