Beijing Dominican amber raw stone wholesale

Our company specializes in Dominican natural amber rough stones
sapphire rough stones. Relying on the superior resources of the origin, we ensure the pure naturalness of the product at the source and completely eliminate fakes. Excellent quality and thoughtful service have attracted a large number of loyal customers. Our rough stones come from the famous Palo Alto, Paloquimado (), Ladoca () and Loca Cabos () mining areas in Dominica. Some parts have been basically excavated, and only a part continues to be mined. Amber is a non-renewable resource and serves the general public in a high-quality, convenient and fast way. We hope that every friend can find something they like here!
Natural Dominican amber raw ore small raw stones, with ore skin, most of them have windows, and have not been polished. However, natural raw ore has skin cracks, small cracks, impurities, bubbles and other defects unavoidable. Those who pursue perfection should be careful when photographing. Thanks.
Suitable for making beads, ring faces, engravings, large pendants, novices practicing, and making matching bracelets and other themed jewelry. The currency color is a mixture of blue, yellow, and red amber.
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Why is Dominican amber so rare in the market and so expensive?
In the early days, Europeans almost bought up all the raw materials of Dominican amber, so that the outside world believed that Only European countries produce amber. As collectors and major museums compete to collect it, most of the fine products are exported. Therefore, the Dominican Republic banned the export of amber, so it is now extremely rare in the market. Today's high-quality blue amber can only be seen in historical museums in Dominica and some museums in Europe and the United States. According to the author's experience in visiting major jewelry stores around the world, traces of blue amber are indeed extremely rare. Why is Dominican amber so rare in the market and so expensive? In the early days, Europeans almost bought up all the Dominican amber raw materials, so that the outside world believed that only European countries produced amber. Due to collectors and major museums competing to collect it, , most of the high-quality products were exported, so the Dominican Republic banned the export of blue amber, so it is now extremely rare in the market. Today's high-quality blue amber can only be seen in historical museums in Dominica and some museums in Europe and the United States. According to the author's experience in visiting major jewelry stores around the world, traces of blue amber are indeed extremely rare.
Blue amber raw stone The high price of blue amber makes sense, because most of the blue amber mining areas are in caves dug on steep slopes. It was due to crustal changes or landslides that the mining areas were exposed to the surface. Most mining areas are located on steep hillsides. The roads to the mining areas are usually only large enough for people to pass, and cannot be accessed by vehicles or machinery. And because the hardness of amber is very low, explosives cannot be used to mine amber to avoid blowing the amber into pieces. Miners can only use primitive tools such as picks and hammers to dig tunnels, so mining amber is very hard work. In addition, rough stones are usually embedded near lignite, a layer of gray carbon-bearing mud. When it rains, water accumulates in the tunnel, and work must wait until the water recedes before work can continue. Autumn and winter are rainy seasons here, and mining can only occur from month to month every year. Due to the harsh environment and backward technology, the monthly output of Dominican amber is less than one pound. After removing the outer skin and scattered fragments, only about half is left. This half has many cracks and amber with complex inclusions. , so there are very few blue ambers that can be used in jewelry. It is no wonder that blue amber is not well-known. However, the beauty and rarity of amber has gradually attracted the attention of people in the jewelry industry. Compared with ordinary amber, blue amber requires more special generation conditions to have a blue luster that is different from the warm tone of ordinary amber. However, only Mexico and the Dominican Republic have mining areas in the world, and they are rare in quantity and difficult to generate. , mining is difficult, and its preciousness can be imagined.