Amber Natural Specimens Decor often occurs when water collects

often occurs when water collects and evaporates on a rock

Tight clusters of well developed calcite druzy scalenohedrons coat the top of a dark-brown matrix of hematite

making it one of the oldest minerals on Earth

The calcite can vary in color from white to yellow

polished gemstone earrings have the brilliant fire that is common to natural Ethiopian Opals

Amber Natural Specimens Decor often occurs when water collectsBeautiful natural Amber specimens. Colors, shapes and sizes vary. *Stones sold individually. Amber technically speaking is not a stone, but a fossilized resin from the now extinct coniferous tree, Pina Succinifera, which existed in the Eocene Epoch of the Tertiary period, about 50 million years ago. It comes mainly from the Baltic, although there are a number of other deposits throughout the world. Amber is one of the first precious stones noted in