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Amber: Window to the Past
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65 million years ago in Jurassic Park, the coniferous trees was greatly damaged
by dinosaurs. Sticky resin seeps out of damaged trunks and
branches of the wounded trees. This aromatic resin oozed down the sides of
trees, trapping flowers, fruit, seeds, leaves, feathers and insects,
warmed and hardened in the rays of the sun. As geologic time progressed
the trees were buried and the resin hardened into a golden gem, known
as amber.
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Although not sure that human can recreate dinosaurs, as in the movie
Jurassic Park, from dinosaur DNA found in mosquitoes that sucked Saurian
blood and were then trapped and preserved in amber, thousands of
extinct species of plants and animals have been found in natural amber.
Amber is like a time capsule made and placed in the earth by nature
herself.
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Today, jewelry made of amber is making its way into valuable
collections of jewelry lovers who are passionate about natural and history. The
seductively shimmering amber is rediscovered in contemporary jewelry
making process by artists and designers, and recently the value of amber
jewelry has risen.
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In our amber-pedia series, we have rich content for everyone -
amber jewelry shopper, amber jewelry retailer or wholesaler, and true amber
lovers who want to know everything about amber.
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For amber jewelry shopper:
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Glance the New Image of Amber: Amber in Today´s Fashion World
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Discover the Magic Healing Power of Amber
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Learn How to Take Care of Amber Jewelry
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Take a Tour of the Best Amber Museums Around the World
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