#mineral amber

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Dominican clean water green amber large

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[nvrockhound]

Went to the Jackbox Rock and Mineral show and was able to pick up some beautiful specimen!

Madagascar copal

Crater Agate from Argentina

Cobalt Calcite w/ Malachite

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Yellow and Gray ~

[emeraldcityminerals]

A fantastic cluster of transparent gemmy honey colored grossular garnet (Ca3Al2(SiO4)3 ) var Hessionite. From the famous Jeffrey Mine, Val-des-Sources, Les Sources RCM, Estrie, Québec, Canada. The Jeffrey Mine is a now-closed former open-pit asbestos mine. Specimen Size: 3 cm x 2 cm x 1 cm.

[fhannehii]

My mineral collection ✨

I love all of them 😭

But I love agates 💖

especially Botswana agate and flower agate

[thelastspeecher]

cashier at the woo woo store that is the only local place I can purchase rock and mineral specimens: oh a lava rock with peridot! good choice, that combination will improve your-

me, with a master's in geoscience and just wanting to buy this porphyritic basalt with olivine phenocrysts:

[theoldbone]

Amber, Lithuania, photo by Simone Conti

Thermonatrite, Villiaumite, fluorapatite, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

Pectolite, Calcite, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

Albite, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

Hackmanite, Calcite, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

Catapleiite, Calcite, Albite, Gonnardite, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

Zektzerite, Microcline, Neptunite, Dara-i-Pioz Massif, Tajikistan, photo by Christopher Clemens

Calcite, Graymont Quarry, Canada, photo by Frederic Messier Leroux

Opal, Aragonite, Kopasz Hill Andesite Quarry, Hungary, photo by Simone Conti

Fluorite, Calcite, Trout Brook, Canada, photo by Harold Moritz

Ellingsenite, Villaumite, Aris Quarries, Nambia, photo by Vic Cloete

Fluorapophyllite, Pectolite, Amphibole Supergroup, Poudrette Quarry, Canada, photo by Modris Baum

[hasellia]

24. favorite crystal?

86. cookies or cupcakes?

:3

23; Favourite crystal? Usually my answer is Tiger iron.

Which apparently isn't an APPROVED mineral species (nor does it look like something Crash Bandicoot would collect).

So my next answer would be amber!

Above is an amber carved into the shape of a bear, looking quite like a gummy bear. Next to it is a piece of amber containing bark, an ant and a FREAKING DINOSAUR TAIL!!!! It's a fossil that contains a fossil and has that nice orange translucence I also crave from Citrine. But remember, folks, don't buy amber from Myanmar. It funds conflict. Also shout out to Schalenblende! You look like a fungus that grew out of a coffee stain and I love you for it! You might be noticing a colour pattern...

86; Cookies or cupcakes? Cupcakes easily. Nothing against a good cookie, but I find I'm much more likely to enjoy a cupcake than a cookie. Especially with good frosting!

[oldearthminerals]

Sumatran Amber Tumbles Available Now!

https://www.oldearthminerals.com/shop/p/one-1-sumatran-amber-tumbled-stone-two-sizes-available

#amber #sumatranamber #fluorescentminerals #tumbledamber #crystalhealing #mineralspecimens #crystalsofig #crystalgrids #crystalcommunity

[geologyin-blog]

Scientists uncovered a remarkable fossil: a feathered dinosaur tail preserved in amber.

[moon-crystals]

Calcite ,,Amber,, Deposit : Qinglong Mine, Qianxinan, Guizhou, China

[mineral-vulture]

Two years ago when I went up to Bisbee with my family for new years I went into this huge antique mall and found this decent sized back of old real amber beads. I bought it and planned to make some jewelry out of it. Late last year I made my first bracelet out of some of the beads. I am pretty proud of how it turned out! This one I am keeping for myself. I will be making more similar to this style eventually and sell those.                                            

[roskindesign]

TOP 3 Legends About Amber

TOP 3 Legends About Amber

Avicenna also wrote about the healing properties of amber.

In ancient times, it was believed that there was no disease that could not be cured with amber. It is also popularly known as the "sunstone". The succinic acid found in it and other types of amber increases the bioactive elements in a person in an effective and natural way.

Here are some legends related to this wonderful creation of nature:

Legend 1:

Phaethon in ancient Greek mythology was the son of Helios (Phoebus, an epithet later given to Apollo) and the oceanid Clymene. Phaethon boasted to his friends that he was the son of the sun god. However, they refused to believe him and Phaeton went to his father, who promised him everything he asked for. Phaethon asked to drive his father's golden chariot for a day. Helios tried to dissuade him, but to no avail - Phaethon was adamant. When the day came and he drove the chariot, he panicked and lost control of the white horses he was driving. The chariot caught fire, the earth caught fire. Africa has become a desert. The waters and rivers boiled. Earth would have perished if not for Zeus. He forced himself to strike the horses, the chariot, and the Phaeton with lightning. The white horses ran away - only the Erinyes could find them and bring them back. His mother, Klimena, searched for his ashes on the ground for a long time. Finally she reached the banks of the Eridanus River. Phaethon's sisters - the Heliads - wept on her shore inconsolably. Finally, Zeus got tired of their tears and turned them into fir trees. Then everything on earth began to return to the old way. Only the desert and the Milky Way remain as reminders of the recklessness of Helios and his son.

But even now transformed into trees, the sisters continued to cry. Their tears fell and turned into resin from which amber was later formed. Years later, the sea still spills their amber tears on its shores...

Legend 2:

Norse legend represents amber in the form of tears of the goddess of love and fertility Freya, who mourns her missing husband.

Legend 3:

The legends of Vedic Russia describe amber in a different way - as joy, as a great gift that all people of the world can use for healing. In Russia, the Alatyr stone had a sacred meaning. The stone possessed great magical power as it was a scaled-down copy of the universe. The Alatyr-stone was revered as the father of all stones. This is proven by the "Deep Book" (modern "Pigeon Book") - this is a Slavic spiritual verse that tells about the origin and integrity of the world.

Legends or not, amber still enjoys great attention to this day, did you know that a stone must be at least 1 million years old to be classified as amber? If you want to own a piece of jewelry made of amber, you can check here - kehlibareno.com

[bunnimarae]

My biggest amber topaz I found at Topaz Mountain 🤩

#topaz #topazmnt #rockhound #Gemstones #Gems #rocks #minerals #volcanoash #beautiful #utah #crystals #crystalhealing #Geology #volcano

[crystallizedgoo]

Meet Ambre! I imagine she was born from a big big tree back in the dinosaur age…It's like she is part of the whole of the tree, but coming out to heal the wound gave her a persona. However the tree was dying and wasn't able to be saved, so she found herself distraught over the home she couldn't save, her brothers and sisters all mourned over the tree. As the tree was rotting and fungus and life took over the tree's corpse she saw the beauty in all living things and she decided to make a life of her own! As hundreds of years passed by she lost some of her smaller brothers and sisters as they hardened from not moving around. They stagnated and became the hard amber rock we know today. Seeing this she decided to never stop so that she could spread her message and story across the globe, so she could experience new stories and share those too! To heal the world of which her loving darling tree once stood on so that even in a world of falling trees, there's always a way to keep going and bring new life and beauty.