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AMBER GEMSTONE: AN ULTIMATE GUIDE

The Arabic word "anbar," also known as "ambergris," is where the English word "amber" originates. Ambergris is further defined as a waxy substance that is usually found inside sea whales. However amber is not just a gemstone it is a fossilized resin that comes from historical trees. This amber is formed when the tree resin hardens after being preserved for many years. .

Amber gemstone is available in various color such as yellow, orange, green, or even blue but the most expensive amber is usually transparent. Amber is often carved and polished into cabochons, which are easy, dome-shaped gems. It also can be carved into different shapes and beads for use as pendants, rings, bracelets, and necklaces. A popular choice even nowadays, amber jewelry has been around for centuries.

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