Tree of Life Amber Pendant
A stunning cabochon of amber swings below a delightful tree of life loop. This reversible pendant also has another tree of life behind the sea of amber allowing the light to shine through in gold honeyed tones.
- Pendant size: 30 x 28mm. (inc. loop)
- Baltic amber.
- Includes 40cm curb chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
Amber is known as the stone of the sun. Amber has a natural warmth to it and reflects vibrancy and positivity. It is also the birthstone of the cancer zodiac sign.
Amber has been used as jewellery since the Stone Age, from 13,000 years ago. Amber is formed from resin exuded from tree bark. The amberization process is estimated to take between 2 and 10 million years.
A stunning cabochon of amber swings below a delightful tree of life loop. This reversible pendant also has another tree of life behind the sea of amber allowing the light to shine through in gold honeyed tones.
- Pendant size: 30 x 28mm. (inc. loop)
- Baltic amber.
- Includes 40cm curb chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
Amber is known as the stone of the sun. Amber has a natural warmth to it and reflects vibrancy and positivity. It is also the birthstone of the cancer zodiac sign.
Amber has been used as jewellery since the Stone Age, from 13,000 years ago. Amber is formed from resin exuded from tree bark. The amberization process is estimated to take between 2 and 10 million years.
Description
A stunning cabochon of amber swings below a delightful tree of life loop. This reversible pendant also has another tree of life behind the sea of amber allowing the light to shine through in gold honeyed tones.
- Pendant size: 30 x 28mm. (inc. loop)
- Baltic amber.
- Includes 40cm curb chain.
- Longer chains available.
- 925 sterling silver.
- High polish finish.
Amber is known as the stone of the sun. Amber has a natural warmth to it and reflects vibrancy and positivity. It is also the birthstone of the cancer zodiac sign.
Amber has been used as jewellery since the Stone Age, from 13,000 years ago. Amber is formed from resin exuded from tree bark. The amberization process is estimated to take between 2 and 10 million years.
