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,

This is stone #8 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

These stones have a refractive index almost as high as a sapphire which makes for a beautiful play of light that bounces inside of the gemstones

making each piece a one-of-a-kind work of art

Mined only during winter due to environmental constraints

This stunning chrysoprase cabochon showcases nature’s most refreshing hue: a luminous apple-green to minty translucence that evokes the first days of spring

soft earthy veining

it was thought to be one of the largest deposits of silver in the world

Turquoise is approximately 7-8mm

What looks like fractures has actually been filled in with mother nature's super stone glue

For this reason we had our material fracture sealed with a very low viscosity treatment but the green Variscite is untouched and has no enhancements

These cabochons displays a captivating range of rich

grounding energy to any piece of jewelry