Amber

Happy Birthday, #Amber What's up? Do you need hel- AHH! You scared me! The confetti is so pretty! There's also a Baron Bunny cake... Did you make that just for me? Why don't we have some cake right now? Thanks to 花洒 for the fantastic artwork! #GenshinImpact

Cilibar (amber, amber) is not really a stone! It was created as a miraculous blend of various vegetable resins from trees that grew 50 million years ago, primarily in Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea region. Contains hydrogen, oxygen, carbon in the form of succinic acid, essential oils in which water bubbles are preserved ..The amber

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Amber is a fossilised resin and even though it technically isn’t a semi-precious stone it is considered as an organic gem. Baltic amber (succinite) originates from Northern Europe and is highly sought after and it is uniquely known for its quality.

Welcome back to our Energy Collection series. This week, we explore Citrine, a vibrant yellow crystal known for its uplifting and energizing properties. Let’s dive into how Citrine can bring a burst of energy into your life. Citrine Overview Citrine is a variety of quartz that ranges from pale yellow to deep amber. It is often associated with joy, abundance, and energy. Energetic Properties Citrine is known as the "Merchant's Stone" for ...

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~J neat...Amber is one of the special things of Latvia. It is also called the Solar Stone or Baltic gold, for the world's total amount of amber (about 80%) is cherished by the Baltic Sea. Amber has several color and transparency variations – from white to black, from completely transparent to turbid, but the most common are translucent yellow stones.