Zebra Amber Tumbled Fossil Tree Sap - One Stone

Zebra Amber encourages you to learn about yourself, to explore your inner desires and wishes, and to be more present in your experiences.  Zebra Amber clears negative energies from you and keeps you focused on what is important in your life. Amber is a gemstone that is truly alive with energy. It is the perfect gemstone to work with when you feel like you need a new lease on life and want to escape old habits, routines, or ruts. It is a gemstone of reinvention and repurpose. Amber has long been treasured as a conduit for spiritual healing and magical power. It has been mounted into armor, amulets, jewelry, bed posts, garments, and stone altars for its mystical properties. Ancient people proclaimed Amber to be solidified droplets of Sunlight, petrified honey, the tears of gods, and liquefied gold. Since Amber is actually organic material, it is not technically a gemstone. Rather, it is fossilized Tree Resin, giving it a unique and lively vibration despite its connection to the stabilizing Earth Element. Amber is a natural filter and acts like a prism for life energy around you, allowing you to benefit from its primal and prehistoric power. As with all fossils, It can bring hidden knowledge, ancient memories, and promote prophetic dreams of the future. Amber, like quartz, can retain information and therefore when handling a piece of amber you may be connected to ancient memories and thoughts as captured during its original state.

Amber Properties
Amber is a yellow to orange "stone" that is actually fossilized tree resin. For this reason, it feels much lighter than other gemstones, and retains a slightly malleable texture, easily scratched. Real amber, when pierced with a hot needle, has a pine/earthy scent. It can feature bubbles of trapped oxygen and even insects, foliage or other materials which were present when the amber formed.

Zebra Blue Amber has a stunning color in UV light and is captivating as it holds tremendous energies that are from the ancient Hymenaea protera trees 25-40 million years ago.