Burmite "Root Amber" Graduated Rounds Strand hand wound glass beads and aides in balancing hormones

and aides in balancing hormones

Identified as painted by Master Retablero Concepcion Avila

9mm x 10mm

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Burmite "Root Amber" Graduated Rounds Strand hand wound glass beads and aides in balancing hormonesThe name "Root Amber" became popular to indicate a type of naturally forming cloudy dark colored Burmite with creamy swirls that resemble a fine wood grain. It was believed this Amber was formed near the roots of the trees, and took on their veiny, earthy texture. This natural rich swirl pattern is caused by Calcite intrusions. Root Amber was said to be highly valued in China in the 19th Century for a special carving technique in which the swirls,