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Any thoughts? Cus I dont wanna over or under spend
So I picked up several chu ks of what I assumed to be Amber from the beach last week but am just confused with the identification as different sources keep giving different answers
Thoughts?
I found some other big chunks (like heavier than 60+ grams) as well but theyre covered in coal/bark. This tiny one looks nice
So I now have 2 big chunks & a tiny chunk of Amber I got from the beach yesterday and now Im wonderwing how to properly clean them with as little budget as possible because I am broke atm lol (And dont want my Ambers condition to get worse from the tropical climate im in. Have oimited storage in my room)
Any tips?
(Sorry for bad English)
It feels so light for its size (Its around 30-40ish grams), emits white smoke + interesting smell when I burned it with lighter a bit. Wonder what it could be worth🤔
I’m sorry if this is a stupid question. I purchased some Estonia amber from a local gem store. Was just curious if this is considered Baltic amber, as I have heard about that before. Also, how old would amber be from the Estonia region?