Earrings, Natural, Amber, Orange Chalcedony, Water Bubble Jade, 925 Sterling Silver, Gemstone, Jewelry, Ornaments, Long Earrings

Natural Amber, Orange Chalcedony, Water Bubble Jade, Handmade Silver Long Earrings Metal Material: 925 Sterling Silver Gemstone (1): Natural Irregular Amber Beads, 10 pieces, diameter 0.5~0.6 cm each Gemstone (2): Natural Faceted Orange Chalcedony Flat Beads, 2 pieces, diameter approx. 0.8 cm each Gemstone (3): Natural Yellow Water Bubble Jade Tube Beads, 2 pieces, length 0.9 cm x diameter 0.5 cm each Total Earring Length: Approx. 6 cm <Gemstone Trivia 1> Amber Due to variations in color and inclusions, amber comes in many varieties and names, such as golden amber, blood amber, blue amber, floral amber, insect amber, and more. It is primarily derived from the resin of ancient conifers. Over long periods, due to subterranean pressure and temperature, it transforms into fossilized resin. Amber is mainly produced along the Baltic coast of Northern Europe. The golden transparent or creamy goose-yellow colors are most beloved and are frequently used to create various ornaments. Traditional Chinese medicine considers amber to be a medicinal ingredient, with its properties documented in ancient texts such as the "Ming Yi Bie Lu" by Tao Hongjing during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. <Gemstone Trivia 2> The Chalcedony Family Agate, crystal, and chalcedony are all members of the quartz family, with silicon dioxide (SiO2) as their main component. However, they are distinguished by their different crystalline structures. Those with distinct crystalline forms are called crystals, while those with less apparent crystalline structures are known as chalcedony. Agate is a type of chalcedony characterized by layered or irregular linear patterns. Within the quartz family, variations in trace elements create different colored crystals, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, smoky quartz, and morion. When crystals contain significant inclusions of other minerals, they form sought-after varieties like green phantom quartz, rutilated quartz, super seven quartz, strawberry quartz, and red phantom quartz. <Gemstone Trivia 3> Water Bubble Jade The name "Water Bubble Jade" originates from its appearance, reminiscent of the frothy surface of water tumbling down from a height. It is characterized by its clarity and often contains small "stone flowers" or cotton-like inclusions, hence its name. Its primary mineral components are albite and quartz. It typically exhibits excellent translucency, which is a crucial characteristic. Its common colors are grayish-white or white, while yellow, red, black, and green varieties are rarer. Due to the excellent translucency and clarity of high-quality Water Bubble Jade, unscrupulous merchants have recently been known to pass it off as high-quality jadeite and sell it at exorbitant prices. Therefore, special caution is advised!