My Ukrainian girlfriend wants me to buy her some amber, is amber always yellow? can you get different colours?

Question

if yes, can you tell me how amber can be different colours? and what colours can you get? I heard about white amber
thank you!
OIga will be delighted

Answer 1

Crispy! I am so shocked that you have a new girlfriend, I have been grieving all week for you, and I am carrying our baby you wait till I tell your mother - how could you just cast me aside like this, you tell Olga I'm after her . I want you back Crisp xxx

Answer 2

Very definitely

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Colour

The colour of amber could occupy an entire web site to its self. Nearly every book written on amber contains a section or numerous references to the colour of amber. For the most part colour is described in two ways; turbidity and hue.

Turbidity is the extant to which it is clear or cloudy. Usually the more cloudy amber is the nearer to the colour white it becomes. An entire language has grown up to describe the different gradients between white and clear amber, here are just some examples:

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I found source 1 from source 2

Answer 3

I've never heard of amber of any other colour, it's usually an orangey/ yellow- it's actually the hardened sap of some tree, so if it is another colour it is probably meddled with in some way. Go to a decent jewellers and pay a good amount to make sure you don;t get plastic.

Answer 4

Amber is fossilised resin and is always a shade of yellow/orange although it can be quite light as well as a very deep burnt orange shade. The most prized bits of amber can have organic matter such as tiny flowers, leaves or even insects trapped within. Real amber feels slightly warm to touch - if it's cold and plasticky, chances are it's fake.

Answer 5

Welcome back Lazarus !! As far as your question goes I have only seen amber or brown coloured amber. I think the resin is from pine trees and that gives it the colour. Having said that I am sure fossilised resin from other trees would give a different colour. I think Olga would be in a better position to acquire the amber from her country as Riga in Latvia is a rich source of the product. (Always reluctant to answer your questions because you are a wind-up merchant !!!!)

Answer 6

Amber is basically fossilized tree sap and comes in different shades of gold/yellow depending on the type of tree it came from and the chemical composition of the sap as well as the conditions it was fossilized in. I've never heard about white amber but I suppose it is possible.

Answer 7

Amber is always red/golden colour, a good idea would be to buy some encrusted in silver rather than the usual gold, it will be cheaper and might give the illusion of being whiter than normal.

Answer 8

Amber makes me think of of barley sugar. It additionally makes me think of of primordial forests crammed with vast ferns and extensive dragon flies. the colour amber is a superb outstanding orange/pink - it makes me think of of heat temperature and sunshine. Amber site visitors lighting fixtures fixtures, amber colored eyes. you need to purchase fit for human intake bugs caught in an amber lolly - yet i do no longer think of actually amber is fit for human intake - it extremely is tremendously however.

Answer 9

i've only ever seen orange Amber! However it is cheaper in the Ukrain than most places!
I know because i have family that live there!

Answer 10

I got some green amber - beautiful colour and very sexy!!