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1. What is blue amber?
Blue amber is amber that can only be found in the Dominican Republic.
Recently, the number of blue amber has become extremely limited due to the closure of mines.
Dominican Republic amber is a fossilized resin that has hardened over a long period of time from the resin of a broadleaf tree called Hymenaea, which is about 2,500 to 3,000 years old.
This natural blue amber from the Dominican Republic is a yellowish-brown amber under incandescent light such as normal fluorescent lamps, but when exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the sun, it shines a vivid cobalt blue.
The color changes subtly depending on the intensity of the light and the angle, and this gem is attracting attention for its presence and mystery.
It is very valuable because there is not much of it.
2. Turns blue when exposed to ultraviolet light
Why is blue amber so rare? It is because blue amber emits a special color when exposed to ultraviolet light.
Normally, these beads have a golden hue, but they react to even the slightest ultraviolet light and turn a vibrant blue depending on the angle.
You can especially notice the change in color when you place them on a black fabric.
If you wear mourning clothes and hold these blue amber beads, the blue amber will turn blue in places,
attracting the viewer.
Only one item is available. Please get yours soon.
High-quality prayer beads for men, Dominican blue amber, 20 beads, matching tailoring, string tassel, limited edition
$12,431.00 USD
We have prepared blue amber, which is said to be extremely rare among amber.
1. What is blue amber?
Blue amber is amber that can only be found in the Dominican Republic.
Recently, the number of blue amber has become extremely limited due to the closure of mines.
Dominican Republic amber is a fossilized resin that has hardened over a long period of time from the resin of a broadleaf tree called Hymenaea, which is about 2,500 to 3,000 years old.
This natural blue amber from the Dominican Republic is a yellowish-brown amber under incandescent light such as normal fluorescent lamps, but when exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the sun, it shines a vivid cobalt blue.
The color changes subtly depending on the intensity of the light and the angle, and this gem is attracting attention for its presence and mystery.
It is very valuable because there is not much of it.
2. Turns blue when exposed to ultraviolet light
Why is blue amber so rare? It is because blue amber emits a special color when exposed to ultraviolet light.
Normally, these beads have a golden hue, but they react to even the slightest ultraviolet light and turn a vibrant blue depending on the angle.
You can especially notice the change in color when you place them on a black fabric.
If you wear mourning clothes and hold these blue amber beads, the blue amber will turn blue in places,
attracting the viewer.
Only one item is available. Please get yours soon.
Product size
- Main ball: Diameter approx. 1.9cm (blue amber)
- Main ball: Diameter approx. 1.4cm (blue amber)
- Main ball: Diameter approx. 1.0cm (blue amber)
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