Amazonite, also known as 'Amazone stone,' is a light, aqua-green stone with white mottled flecks. The name, Amazonite, has been taken from the Amazon River, where formerly certain green stones were obtained, but it is found in Brazil. The origin of the stone is the New England States and Colorado. The composition is basically of potassium feldspar, and it is a green variety of microline.

Amber is a fossilized tree resin of now-extinct conifer trees and ancient pine trees. Amber can vary in color from yellow to red, from green to blue, but amber's color is usually honey brown.The origin of amber is Northern Europe.As amber is soft, it can be easily scratched. Be certain to store amber jewelry separately from your other jewelry. Amber is excellent for eyes, and for glandular swellin

Amazonite, also known as 'Amazone stone,' is a light, aqua-green stone with white mottled flecks. The name, Amazonite, has been taken from the Amazon River, where formerly certain green stones were obtained, but it is found in Brazil. The origin of the stone is the New England States and Colorado. The composition is basically of potassium feldspar, and it is a green variety of microline.

Red Jasper is opaque, fine-grained or dense variety of the silica mineral chert. Jasper, long used for jewelry and ornamentation, has a dull lustre but takes a fine polish. Its hardness and other physical properties are those of quartz. In ancient writings the term jasper was chiefly applied to translucent and brightly colored stones, particularly chalcedony, but also was applied to the opaque jas

Amazonite, also known as 'Amazone stone,' is a light, aqua-green stone with white mottled flecks. The name, Amazonite, has been taken from the Amazon River, where formerly certain green stones were obtained, but it is found in Brazil. The origin of the stone is the New England States and Colorado. The composition is basically of potassium feldspar, and it is a green variety of microline.

Amber is a fossilized tree resin of now-extinct conifer trees and ancient pine trees. Amber can vary in color from yellow to red, from green to blue, but amber's color is usually honey brown.The origin of amber is Northern Europe.As amber is soft, it can be easily scratched. Be certain to store amber jewelry separately from your other jewelry. Amber is excellent for eyes, and for glandular swellin