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| About Rough Blue Amber |
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Blue amber comes in different shades of blue. Which is the best is a matter of taste. It is difficult to put them into categories, since it is not an industrial product.
In some, the blue tone can only really be appreciated under an ultra violet light source (below).
Then you will find a strong blue reflection in the yellow undertone.
There is a cherry, a purple tone and -especially when there are inclusions to reflect the color- this strong, almost ultra-blue.
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And - of course - there is everything in between, never the same, because it is the beauty of nature and not a semi-industrial product like reconstituted and enhanced material from some countries.
We brake off a corner or an edge, sometimes polish a window into the rough stone so you can see the quality you might get.
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But, please understand, that neither we nor anyone else is able to look into the stone. So it is always a surprise. Therefore, although there are some basic indications that might help, only after cutting and polishing it, the most experienced craftsman will know what the stone really looks like. |
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