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17.4 CTS LARGE NATURAL BALTIC AMBER PENDANT MGMG152
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 40.000 x 15.000 x 5.000mm
- Weight (cts)
- 17.400
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DESCRIPTION:
ITEM TYPE: LARGE BALTIC AMBER PENDANT
*UNTREATED HONEY YELLOW AMBER*
ORIGIN: POLAND
AMBER SIZE: 40 x 15 x 5 MM
METAL: JEWELLERY IS STERLING SILVER
SETTING: STAMPED HALLMARK 925
ONE IMAGE ON HAND DISPLAYS BACK OF AMBER PENDANT
Amber began as tree resin (not to be confused with tree sap).
It then became buried in the earth, whereby subjecting it to a lengthy and complex amberization
process and finally emerged as fossiliferous resin.
Baltic Amber from Poland was a cottage industry till 1989 when Poland gained its sovereignty and many old factories changed to making lathes for cutting and polishing amber.
Poland had an Amber industry starting from the 16th centenary and is popular now as amber is available at still economical prices for natural gemstones.
In the early days amber was collected off the beaches of the Baltic a sit floated
But now days small dredging teams dredge from deposits in the forests bordering the Baltic sea.
Amber is 35 -40 millions of years old and each piece is unique and distinct.
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 40.000 x 15.000 x 5.000 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 17.400
- Colours
-
DESCRIPTION:
ITEM TYPE: LARGE BALTIC AMBER PENDANT
*UNTREATED HONEY YELLOW AMBER*
ORIGIN: POLAND
AMBER SIZE: 40 x 15 x 5 MM
METAL: JEWELLERY IS STERLING SILVER
SETTING: STAMPED HALLMARK 925
ONE IMAGE ON HAND DISPLAYS BACK OF AMBER PENDANT
Amber began as tree resin (not to be confused with tree sap).
It then became buried in the earth, whereby subjecting it to a lengthy and complex amberization
process and finally emerged as fossiliferous resin.
Baltic Amber from Poland was a cottage industry till 1989 when Poland gained its sovereignty and many old factories changed to making lathes for cutting and polishing amber.
Poland had an Amber industry starting from the 16th centenary and is popular now as amber is available at still economical prices for natural gemstones.
In the early days amber was collected off the beaches of the Baltic a sit floated
But now days small dredging teams dredge from deposits in the forests bordering the Baltic sea.
Amber is 35 -40 millions of years old and each piece is unique and distinct.
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PositiveWOW! This is for my mother's 80th birthday - just perfect! I will always come back to you for amber... thank you May you and yours have a wonderful 2021 Josie
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