Dominican blue amber leather necklace

Discover the captivating beauty of this natural blue amber pendant—a truly unique gemstone that reveals stunning color transitions under different lighting. In direct sunlight, the amber glows with warm golden-orange hues, while subtle blue tones emerge in softer lighting, creating a mesmerizing play of colors.

Hand-polished to enhance its natural beauty, this oval-shaped amber bead is paired with a durable adjustable leather rope, allowing you to customize the length for a perfect fit. The handcrafted knots add a rustic yet elegant touch, making this pendant ideal for both casual and formal wear.

Key Features:

Genuine blue amber gemstone with natural color play.

Adjustable leather rope for versatile styling (unisex design).

Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear.

Unique, one-of-a-kind handcrafted piece – no two pendants are the same.

Perfect as a healing crystal necklace, boho jewelry piece, or thoughtful gift.

- Weight: 44 g
- Pendant Length: 20 mm.
- Pendant Width: 16 mm
- Materials: Authentic Strong Blue and Green Amber Dominican

📌Authentic Dominican Blue Amber Pendant necklace, ready to wear on traditional adjustable rope.

Ideal Gift For:

Nature lovers, gemstone collectors, spiritual healing enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates handcrafted artisan jewelry.

- Materials: Dominican Authentic Blue Amber.

👉🏻 What you see is what you'll get. We do not retouch photos or enhance the color of the pictures, 

👉🏻All pictures were taken outside under the Sunlight, In order to show clarity and purity.

❍ Hand-carved Dominican Blue Amber Pendant Natural Shaped Carving.

❍ Certified Authentic Dominican Amber and Larimar stones directly from our owned mines located in El Valle, Hato Mayor, Republica Dominicana.

❍ 100% Money back guarantee, If you're not satisfied, we're not satisfied.

Blue amber is a rare variety of Amber resin that exhibits a blue coloration. Blue amber has been found only in the Dominican republic —especially in the amber mines around the city of Santiago and, less commonly, in the eastern half of the country. In the modern age, it was discovered at about the same time as Dominican amber.