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Amber

earth science Maturity 11-13

Amber is a pretty stone.

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Amber Bernstein many stones.jpg
It comes from sticky tree juice. This juice turns hard over a long time.
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Amber2.jpg
People use it to make jewelry. It can be orange or brown. Do you like shiny things?
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Colours of Baltic Amber.jpg

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Colours of Baltic Amber.jpg
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