derinden degil, hakli olarak uluorta konusulmaktadir. Bu böyle oldugu muddetce, yani
SAHTEKARCILARIN kol gezdigi yerlerden, satin almaktan imtina ediyor vatandas. Bu konuda
da cok haklidirlar.
Herhalde yapilacak tek islem, herhalde "hammadeyi" satin almak isteyen kisilerin yurtdisindan
veya, yurticinden, madenlerden elde edilen KEHRIBAR - AMBERI satin alip, istedigi islemi ustasina yaptirmak bence daha uygundur. Veya SAHTICELERI uluorta ele vermek kaliyor.
FOSILLEMIS amber-kehrabarlarin özgecmisi DINAZORLAR zamanina kadar yani 100 milyon
yila dayanmaktadir. Icinde de BÖCEK varsa, bir sekilde, bu böcegin DNA sinda DINAZOR kaninin tespit edilebilmesiyle, gecmisi gun isigina kavusturabilir. OLTU tasi da KEHRIBARDIR,
ancak piyasada GURCULERIN YAPTIKLARI sahteleri kol geziyor.
WHAT IS AMBER?
Baltic amber is fossil resin produced by pine trees which grew in Northern Europe about 50 million years ago. The resin was washed out of the forest floor by large rivers and transported south towards the sea. In the course of time the resin was transformed to amber due to processes of polymerisation and oxidation.
FORMATION - 50 MILLION YEARS AGO
Scientists say that amber (or succinite) is a fossil pine resin that has achieved a stable state through oxidation, action of micro-organisms and other processes. If we want to image how everything happened, we should travel some tens of millions of years back to the southern regions of the present-day Scandinavia and nearby regions of the bed of the Baltic Sea (the formation of the Baltic Sea began only 13 thousand years ago) where conifer forests grew more than 55 million years ago.WHAT IS AMBER?
Baltic amber is fossil resin produced by pine trees which grew in Northern Europe about 50 million years ago. The resin was washed out of the forest floor by large rivers and transported south towards the sea. In the course of time the resin was transformed to amber due to processes of polymerisation and oxidation.
FORMATION - 50 MILLION YEARS AGO
Scientists say that amber (or succinite) is a fossil pine resin that has achieved a stable state through oxidation, action of micro-organisms and other processes. If we want to image how everything happened, we should travel some tens of millions of years back to the southern regions of the present-day Scandinavia and nearby regions of the bed of the Baltic Sea (the formation of the Baltic Sea began only 13 thousand years ago) where conifer forests grew more than 55 million years ago.
Similarities Rivne amber (Ukraine) and Baltic amber have the same origin. They originated from the same plant in a so called amber forest that existed in the territory of modern Europe millions years ago.
- Baltic amber, as a rule, is of small or average size. Fraction of 1kg or more can be found very rarely. Rocks 1kg in weight are equated to gemstones and are not allowed to be sold. Large fraction of Ukraine member can be found more often. Not so long time ago 3 rocks 3 kg weight each were found on the same day. Fractions 100-200-300-400-500 can be extracted almost every day.- Weathering crust of Baltic amber is whether absent at all or thin (0.3-1mm) Colour is usually yellow. Thickness of the crust of Rivne amber is from 0.5 to 2.5mm and red, orange or brown in colour.- The palette of shades is quite similar but Ukrainian amber has more shades (about 200 shades). Colours of Ukrainian amber can vary from transparent, waxy white, honey yellow to dark red. Sometimes it is possible to come across blue amber. Amber of yellow and green colours is unique and it is typical only for Rivne amber deposits. – Despite the same hardness Baltic amber is more fragile and it is expected to be extra careful with it.
Similarities Rivne amber (Ukraine) and Baltic amber have the same origin. They originated from the same plant in a so called amber forest that existed in the territory of modern Europe millions years ago.
- Both kinds of amber are succinite.
- They are both of about the same age (40-54 million years ago).
- They both have about the same hardness (2.25 according to the Mohs scale)
- Density is identical (04 — 1.05 g/cm3)
- Chemical and physical analysis showed that Rivne and Baltic amber have the same characteristics.
- Insect and plant inclusions can be found in Baltic and Ukranian amber but more often in Ukrainian.
Differences
- Baltic amber, as a rule, is of small or average size. Fraction of 1kg or more can be found very rarely. Rocks 1kg in weight are equated to gemstones and are not allowed to be sold. Large fraction of Ukraine member can be found more often. Not so long time ago 3 rocks 3 kg weight each were found on the same day. Fractions 100-200-300-400-500 can be extracted almost every day.- Weathering crust of Baltic amber is whether absent at all or thin (0.3-1mm) Colour is usually yellow. Thickness of the crust of Rivne amber is from 0.5 to 2.5mm and red, orange or brown in colour.- The palette of shades is quite similar but Ukrainian amber has more shades (about 200 shades). Colours of Ukrainian amber can vary from transparent, waxy white, honey yellow to dark red. Sometimes it is possible to come across blue amber. Amber of yellow and green colours is unique and it is typical only for Rivne amber deposits. – Despite the same hardness Baltic amber is more fragile and it is expected to be extra careful with it.
– Rivne amber is easy to polish, drill and grind. It has a homogeneous colour structure which is very important while producing high quality jewellery. Ukrainian amber is rather similar in its characteristics to amber from Denmark.
AMBER NEDIR (INGILIZCE)
SAHTE KEHRIBAR NASIL ANLASILIR MOR ISIKLA AMBER YUZUK KOTROLU (FLUORESAN ISIK) ASENTONLA AMBER - COPAL TESTI DOMINIK CUMHURIYETI MADEN AMBERI DOMINIK "MAVI AMBERI" PRIMORSKY - KALININGRAD
AMBER-YANTAR
ENDONEZYA MAVI AMBER
DOMINICAN BLUE-RED AMBER-STONE
TURKISH AMBER (NEW) MINE (AFTER OLTU AMBER)
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