Natural Amber Stretch Bracelet 6mm

Natural Amber Stretch Bracelet 6 mm     Amber, a captivating gemstone often admired for its warm, golden hues, is not a crystal but rather fossilized tree resin, typically dating back millions of years. Found predominantly in regions like the Baltic Sea, the Dominican Republic, and Myanmar, Amber forms through the hardening of ancient tree sap, often encapsulating prehistoric flora, fauna, and other organic matter. This unique preservation process makes each Amber piece a window into the past, connecting wearers with the ancient world.     Geologically, Amber is classified as an organic gemstone with a hardness of 2-2.5 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively soft and lightweight. Its formation involves the gradual polymerization and hardening of resin, which over millions of years, transforms into the solidified Amber we see today. This gemstone is typically found in shades ranging from pale yellow to deep orange and sometimes even green or blue, depending on the conditions during its