Chiapas Amber Drop

Chiapas Amber DropHere is some very interesting information for amber lovers and collectors about Chiapas amber! Did you know that this material was formed 25 30 million years ago? The very trees who's sap created this honey colored gem are related to the same ones that created the famous Dominican ambers. Here's what's interesting; age has been the main determination on amber value because it was thought that the older the amber the harder it would be. However,

Most of us think of those celestial stones with fiery colors when we think of opal

It is said to have been named because an outcropping in the area looked just like angel wings

The color ranges from serene robin's egg blue to deeper turquoise tones

This natural

this is a citron magnesite deriving it's cool color from nickeloan minerals saturating the area

Its vibrant energy is believed to inspire creativity and passion

or delicate snowflakes suspended in glass

The rough often is oddly formed

This is stone #14 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

Each Bridewell Stone cabochon is meticulously grown by blending premium purified minerals (including silica

A rare and captivating gemstone sourced from Kazakhstan's Ivory Creek locality

high-domed polish brings out its natural depth and vibrant color play