Ombre Amber Dangle Earrings

Amber is a rare and unusual substance; it is a fossilized tree resin or sap. Ancient forests were believed to be very dense and only the strongest trees would survive. If a tree were wounded it would produce healing resin or sap in great quantities. The pinus succinfera or Amber Pine as it was more commonly called was one of these trees. Through the passage of time this sap hardened and fossilized. Amber may be anywhere from 1 million years old to 200 million years old; however, most amber today is 30 million to 60 million years old.

Ancient people believed amber was solidified sunshine or the petrified tears of god, however amber is actually fossilized pine tree sap estimated from 20 million to 200 million years old - most amber is around 50 million years old. 

Found in Poland, cognac amber is the most common type of amber and is a rich shade of gold. This beautiful ombre amber boasts a stunning stone that transitions from rich shades of cherry amber, through cognac amber, to lemon amber. Ombre amber is extremely uncommon, and each stone is unique.

Amber in setting: 24 mm x 18 mm x 10 mm
Clip length: 17 mm

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Exposure to water and other chemicals, such as shampoos or perfumes, will damage it over time. Avoid spraying harsh cleaners and perfumes on the stone as it is very porous and these items may discolor or damage the polish on the stone.
If you polish the jewellery, avoid polishing the stone itself. A silver-cleaning dip should never be used with this piece.

Any item(s) purchased will be shipped within 48 hours, however most are processed within 24 hours of the confirmation of your order. 

We use a tracked service for all items.

According to the postal service, US & Canadian parcels should arrive within 6 business days, international items should arrive within 11 business days after dispatch. Please be aware that these are subject to change and delays can occur outside of our control.

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