Bermite Amber Raw Stone | Loose Amber Stone Deals

1 Kilo Yellow Facet Rough Amber - Amber for Lapidary

$420.00 USD

Raw stones for faceting amethyst, garnets, sunstons

140 carats Deal of Raw Amethyst, Amber, Orthoclase, Garnet, Sunstone

$250.00 USD

Big Size Natural Rough Burmese Amber for Lapidary Artists

$400.00 USD

23.75 Grams Rough Amber Stones for Lapidary

$60.00 USD

24.73 grams Amber Raw Stone for Collection | Lapidary

$95.00 USD

500 Grams Labradorite Cabochons

~~$550.00 USD~~ $450.00 USD

160 Carats Mixed Facet Rough Gemstones Emerald, Amber, Aqua, Amethyst, Citrine, Quartz, Tsavorite, Citrine, Garnet

~~$650.00 USD~~ $550.00 USD

Natural Burma Amber Bermite with Insects Fossils Including dinosaur era, 99 million years old, Cretaceous,

$450.00 USD

natural rough amber gemstones for sale online

500 grams Burma Amber for faceting, Beading | Maynmar Amber

$400.00 USD

Myanmar Rough Amber Stones for Sale - Fossilized Amber

30 Killo Raw Amber Stones Wholesale Deal - Myanmar Bermite Rough

$9,500.00 USD

17.6 grams uncut Amber Gemstones | Cabbing Rough Gemstones

~~$250.00 USD~~ $150.00 USD

Burma Raw Amber Bermite One Killo Parcel Deal - For Faceting / Cabbing

~~$750.00 USD~~ $550.00 USD

One kg raw amber stones are selected for faceting or cabbing work

Key Features of the stones:-

Stone Name: Burma Amber
Total Weight: one killo gram
Sizes: under 1 to 10 gram approximately
Clarity: Si to VVS
Color: Orangish Brown
Inclusion: Fossilised vegetation /Insects parts or particles in form of dots or feathers. Some are almost clean
Treatment: No
Origin: Burma

Learn About Amber / How to Identify Real Amber Stone

How Can I Use Raw Amber?

Amber, a fossilized organic gemstone known for its warm hues and unique inclusions, has many versatile applications in jewelry-making and decorative arts. Raw amber can be transformed into stunning beads, faceted gems, or cabochons, each enhancing its natural beauty and appeal. Here’s how you can make the most of raw amber, especially from high-quality sources like Myanmar.

Faceting and Cabochoning

Raw amber can be cut and polished into faceted stones or smooth cabochons. Faceting involves shaping the stone into small, polished faces to enhance its brilliance, while cabochoning gives a rounded, smooth appearance. Both techniques bring out the color and clarity of amber, making it ideal for various types of jewelry or as a striking centerpiece for pendants.

Creating Amber Beads

Transforming raw amber into beads is a popular choice. Beads are versatile and can be used in different jewelry pieces, from necklaces and bracelets to earrings. Amber beads, particularly in rich yellow or honey shades, offer a warm and inviting aesthetic. When made from natural and high-quality amber, such as Myanmar’s fossilized variety, they create an eye-catching and earthy look.

Designing Unique Jewelry Pieces

Amber is perfect for those who enjoy crafting or designing one-of-a-kind jewelry. With amber beads, you can design necklaces, earrings, and bracelets that capture the natural essence of this fossilized resin. The warmth of amber pairs well with other gemstones and metals, allowing for endless creativity in crafting distinct, memorable pieces.

Example Pictures after Cutting

Carving ------------ Beads------------Cabochons ------------ Beads

Organic and Natural Appeal

Myanmar-sourced amber is 100% natural and fossilized, retaining the organic allure of ancient resin. Its unique inclusions, often containing tiny remnants of prehistoric life, make each piece distinct. This organic quality adds value and an authentic feel to any jewelry piece created with raw amber.

With its aesthetic and historical appeal, raw amber is a versatile and beautiful addition to any jewelry-making venture.

1 kilo Burma Raw Amber for faceting, Cabbing, Beading | MyanmarAmber Rough

$650.00 USD

1 Killo Natura Copal Stones / Copal (Amber Variety)

$490.00 USD

What is amber? Is Amber a Stone?

Technically, Amber is not a stone like other gemstones and mineral. Amber is a basically fossilized resin from the ancient tree of conifers. The main function of resin is that it protects the tree from insects and fungi. Actually, amber is a sticky material which can easily entangle the insects and also trap them. The resin becomes harder as oxygen gets away from it, and this hardness process takes millions of years, and all this is called fossilization. Then, after a few thousand years, it becomes semi-fossilized resin/amber, which we call copal. All these pieces have oil enclosed in them, and when these pieces dry out completely, they are known as amber stones. Amber stone is famous because of its beauty and is often used in jewelry like amber stone necklace, amber stone ring and ornamental things. Because of its fossilization nature it has its unique charm.

What is amber chemical composition and Origin?

Amber is a compound which is made of organic acids. The chemical formula of the amber is C10H16O. The basic structure involves carbon-hydrogen-oxygen (C-H-O) bonds, creating a polymerized network. As it is made up of several chemicals, if we can check the quantity of each chemical in it, then it contains 78% carbon and 10% hydrogen and also 11% contain Oxygen. Sulphur impurities are also found in it frequently.

As we all know, resin turned into amber and was first produced by the conifers in Scandinavia in the Eocene era. Millions of years ago, it was known that the climate was mild, and Extensive coniferous forests characterized the Scandinavian region. It is said that for about 35 million years, the sea started to rise, amber was wrecked from forest soil and went into the Baltic rivers, and amber was deposited at the southern estuaries. In the end, Scandinavian land ice spread the amber to the Baltic Sea and North Sea.

At FolkmarketGems, we are not limited to one or two types, but we offer a wide range of amber stones which is sourced from different regions across the world. Each amber stone from the market has its unique story of ancient forest and its ecosystem. Our collection of amber has various colors, sizes and shapes, which provide our customer with the chance to have their amber piece of stone, which has its nature and history. Suppose you are interested in amber because of its geographical importance and its unique beauty. But at our market, we offer a wide selection of amber for collectors, jewelers and raw stones buyers.

How many types of amber are there?

The common Baltic amber is famous with the name of amber or succinite. The conifer Pinus vinifera forms these pieces. Other confiners also produce amber they amber which they produce are most of the time these are in smaller quantities. Another amber with succinite has one clear difference, which is that succinite has less succinic acid, and that’s why these are softer and easy to break and reshape.

The amber color has different colors, which are nearly seven colors. The amber color varies, and they change their transparency from clear to cloudy. Clear amber is transparent, and it has a variety of colors, from pale yellow to dark reddish yellow.

Some colors are listed below:

Butterscotch
Lemon
Cognac
Honey
Green
blue amber stone
Chery
white amber stone

At our store folk market, we are not limited; we provide what our customers demand so that we have a wide range of amber at our store. We also welcome customer orders. If you find that your stones are not listed here, you can place your customer order with your requirements.

These are variations of amber available at our store, but we are not limited to them. If you find that your required stones are not listed here, then feel free to contact us.

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Inclusions Tell Stories of Amber

As we all know amber colored stone is made from resin, which is found in fossils, which means that amber is a result of mysteries of the past. Explore the amber stones that contain ancient plant material, incest and interesting air bubbles. Each Inclusion tells a unique story. When you buy amber from FolkmarketGems, it means you are not buying the stone, but you are buying the amazing story of nature. Don’t waste your time. Grab your favorite story now and upgrade your collection.

What are some uses for raw amber stone?

Raw amber from our store FolkmarketGems can be used for various purposes. All ambers at FolkmarketGems are waiting for the skilled hands to show their skill, which enhances their natural beauty.

Some uses of raw amber stone are mentioned below:-

Amber stone jewelry: the unique and natural look of amber stones makes it more popular among the jewelers as they use it in rings, bracelets and neckless.

Art and Decor: As we all know, amber has a variation of colors, and its natural amazing look, which attracts artists to the creation of decorative items.
Fossil Preservation: As we know, amber from resin has the remarkable properties to keep small insects and other organisms inside, which provides the door to ancient ecosystems. This is an amazing resource for scientists for research.

How to select Amber Stone for your Jewelry?

Before selecting amber for your amber stone jewellry, 1st of all, test whether it is real or fake. The real amber is warm when you touch and release a gentle pine scent. If it feels like a cold, then there is likely a chance that it is a fake stone. Amber is lightweight and will float over water. If when you are buying amber for your jewelry or f. thing, think about your use of this stone; for example, the amber stone size varies for rings, bracelets and necklaces. So first confirm its use before buying it. Also, choose a trusted dealer for your precious stones like Folkmarket. Our store FolkmarketGems has a variety of amber which meets your needs. Explore our amber collection now and find out your favorite one. You can also place an order for your required stone.

CARING FOR AMBER JEWELRY AND ORNAMENTS

Don’t expose the amber to high temperatures, as it can be burnt or melted.
Avoid storing an amber in the heat as it will result in natural darkness, or it will damage it
Avoid chemicals and heat, as amber can be partially dissolved.
Never use a mechanical or steam cleaning system on amber stone.
If you want to clean your jewelry with amber stones or amber, then use a damp cloth with warm water and mild detergent.

Amber is November's birthstone.

As amber is known as the November birthstone, but amber is not an actual stone because it is a fossilized sap from ancient trees. Amber symbolizes courage and is also known as a protector for travelers and protects them from bad spirits. Also, it is known that it promotes good luck. Folkmarket offers a birthstone collection. Take your pick.

STONE NAME	Burma Amber
STONE TYPE	Rough
DIMENSION	under 10 to 50 gram
TOTAL WEIGHT	500 grams
TOTAL PIECES	lumpsum mixed size parcel
CLARITY	Good to Very Good
TREATMENT	No
COLOR	Orange, Brown
SHAPE	raw
ORIGIN OF STONE	Myanmar
OTHER INFO	Stones are very very nice in color and size, perfect for carving and cabbing

STONE NAME	Burma Amber
STONE TYPE	Rough
DIMENSION	2 to 12 gram
TOTAL WEIGHT	500 grams
TOTAL PIECES	lumpsum mixed size parcel
CLARITY	Good to Very Good
TREATMENT	No
COLOR	Orange, Brown
SHAPE	raw
ORIGIN OF STONE	Myanmar
OTHER INFO	Stones are very very nice in color and size, perfect for carving and cabbing

STONE NAME:	Raw Burma Amber Stones
STONE TYPE:	Rough
DIMENSION:	2 to 12 gram per piece
TOTAL WEIGHT:	1000 grams \| 1 kg
TOTAL PIECES:	lumpsum mixed size parcel
CLARITY:	Transparent to VS
TREATMENT:	No
COLOR:	Orange, Brown with slight red tone
SHAPE:	raw
ORIGIN OF STONE:	Myanmar
OTHER INFO	Raw amber is perfect making cabochons, beads, can be faceted in any shape.

STONE NAME	copal
STONE TYPE	Rough
DIMENSION	1 to 5 inches plus
TOTAL WEIGHT	1000 grams
TOTAL PIECES	lumsum mixed size parcel
CLARITY	medium grade
TREATMENT	No
COLOR	yellow, orangish brown, brown
SHAPE	raw
ORIGIN OF STONE	Burma
OTHER INFO	Stones are very very nice in colour and size, perfect for carving and cabbing

Amber Gemstones