Amber Listserv / Amber list: Information on the chemistry ofgreen amber

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Yes, there is quite a difference, especially when you refer to the green amber jewelry you find on the market.

Baltic green amber ? http://64.49.229.197/Discovering-Green-Amber-s/96.htm here is some information.

Dominican green amber? Most Dominican green amber is - just as John mentioned - fluorescent. The origin in this case is the same as the blue amber: heat through forest fire, volcanic activity or other reasons which have not yet been discovered. See: http://www.blueamber.info/ Our blue and green have similar 100 % natural reasons. Sometimes fluorescent green an blue come together with red. 

But sometimes they are mixed with black. Then, the green became so strong that it is not only florescent anymore. We make beads from it.

See pictures attached.

Hermann
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: JOHN FUDALA 
  To: tamber12 at aol.com 
  Cc: amber at ambericawest.com ; cath_darcy at yahoo.co.uk 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 21:30
  Subject: Re: Amber Listserv / Amber list: Information on the chemistry ofgreen amber


  Lord!
  Of course each "amber" is a different animal.
  The green in Dominican is not the green in Mexican which almost looks like the green (natural) of Baltic.
  I do not mean the fluorescent green- a green thru-out green, sort of "plant" green color.
  Rare.

  John


  On 7/1/08, tamber12 at aol.com <tamber12 at aol.com> wrote:
    John, where ever there be green, what ever you know.  Baltic, Dominican, is the chemistry that different?


    -----Original Message-----
    From: JOHN FUDALA <ambersafari at gmail.com>
    To: tamber12 at aol.com <tamber12 at aol.com>
    Cc: amber at ambericawest.com; cath_darcy at yahoo.co.uk
    Sent: Tue, 1 Jul 2008 9:03 pm
    Subject: Re: Amber Listserv / Amber list: Information on the chemistry of green amber


    Tammi- green amber as in green Baltic amber?

    John


    On 7/1/08, tamber12 at aol.com <tamber12 at aol.com> wrote: 
      Hey folks,

      I have a really nice lady who lives in the UK (well sometimes, she's kind of a European gypsy) and she makes the most beautiful amber jewelry.  She is building a blog site and trying to put correct information about amber in the blogs, and she needs a good explanation of why green amber is green.  She will probably have other questions for you once she gets a whiff of what you folks are capable of.  Her name is Cathy D'Arcy and we have had some of the most wonderful email conversations.  Cathy, if you want to get on this list officially, you can go to www.ambericawest.com and sign on.  The web administrator is Doug Lundberg, if you have any questions or problems signing on just email him at lundberg at ambericawest.com.  

      In the meantime, I am very interested in a good explanation of what makes the green in green amber.  I know we've probably covered this before, but my recollection is that it has something to do with the mineral contents of the soil and possibly of the tree resins.  Someone please correct me if I am off base.  

      Cheers,

      Tammi 

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