• Green Amber Jewelry set L.Signature Collection by L.Styles
  • Green Amber Jewelry set L.Signature Collection by L.Styles
  • Green Amber Jewelry set L.Signature Collection by L.Styles
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L.Signature Collection by L.Styles

Green Amber Jewelry set

Green Amber Jewelry set

£294.00
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Green Amber Jewelry Set

Custom-crafted by our skilled designer, this set includes an open cuff bangle, coordinating earrings, and a necklace featuring stainless steel rings and a stunning amber pendant. The bangle is constructed from durable brass and embellished with gold-embossed leather, adorned with a large amber stone at its center. The earrings boast large amber stones and opulent pearl beads, and are designed for sensitive ears with nickel-free, hypoallergenic hooks. Measuring 4 inches in length, the earrings make a bold statement without weighing you down. Despite being crafted from natural stones, this set is lightweight and comfortable to wear.. 

Why Amber is used in Jewelry ?

According to Crystal Cabin Gallery, " People have been known to use Amber for its strong natural healing abilities, and are drawn to its natural beauty when used in jewelry pieces for over 50 million years." Amber is a fossilized resin usually golden to yellow-brown in colour. Some amber has been found to contain red, blue, or green hues.” There is a wide variety of variations in amber and these colours form depending on the way that bubbles may have formed or on the tree that the amber came from.

 

 

Meaning: Amber, often orange or brown in color, is a gemstone of cleansing and renewal, embodying ancient energy and natural warmth.

 

Amber is special for many reasons, including: 
  • Its age
    Amber is a fossilized resin from a species of coniferous trees that lived over 30 million years ago. 
  • Its ability to produce static electricity
    Amber's magnetic properties led to the word "electricity" and were used in early experiments on the subject
  • Its ability to preserve organic matter
    Amber can preserve plant matter, bacteria, fungi, worms, snails, insects, spiders, and sometimes small vertebrates. 
  • Its color
    Amber comes in over 250 natural shades, with rich yellow being the most valuable. Deep cherry red and green amber are also rare and valuable. 
  • Its historical and cultural significance
    Amber has been used in jewelry and decorative objects for centuries, and has also been used in folk medicine and as a talisman. 
  • Its scent
    Amber can be used to create a warm and inviting atmosphere, or as a personal fragrance.
  • Its classification
    Amber is classified in several ways, including by its color, where it originated, and by its various forms
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