How do you get cracked amber in Sunshine Ranch?

Amber is a fossilized resin, afraid of fire, gasoline, knocking, exposure to the sun, and alcohol; Once the amber has cracks, if the cracks are not very large; It is best to drop a small amount of olive oil or tea oil to gently wipe the surface of the amber, and then use a cloth to wipe off the excess oil stains, the best way is to wear it for a long time, because the body oil can make the amber brighter and brighter; This reduces the propagation of cracks.

Amber ice cracks are textures that occur over a long period of time due to changes in temperature, pressure, humidity, and so on. This texture only exists on the surface of old amber, and if the amber naturally forms ice cracks, it means that the amber was unearthed very early, at least more than 100 years. The ice cracks give the amber a quaint and natural historical charm and have a certain ornamental value.

Old amber with ice cracks is preferred by collectors compared to regular amber.

However, ice-cracked amber products have appeared on the market to pass off as old amber. This kind of ice crack is different from the natural formation, and it is difficult for beginners to identify, and it can be easily identified by experienced people. Imitation ice cracks are usually baked in the oven, giving people an unnatural and rigid feeling, and there is no clear sense of hierarchy.

There's no way to get a crack in it, so let's wear it like that.

Amber is a fossil of ancient resin. Amber is produced under similar conditions as coal. Ancient forests were deposited and buried in the ground, and after thousands of years of geological processes, the woody part of the branches turned into coal, and the resin secreted by the trees became amber.

Amber also comes in different colors such as red, golden yellow, and brown due to the different colors of the resin secreted by trees. What's even more valuable is that since various insects happened to be surrounded by resin in ancient times, after the formation of fossils, these insects were completely preserved and became "old antiques" for people to enjoy today. These insects are mosquitoes, bees, flies, mosquitoes, etc.

For example, in 1983, American biologists discovered a precious piece of insect amber in the Baltic Sea, which contained a 40-million-year-old insect. There are many famous amber producing areas in the world. For example, there is a type of amber in Lebanon that was formed by the secretion of Araucaria cedar hundreds of millions of years ago.

Amber from Dominica and Haiti was formed from legume secretions hundreds of millions of years ago. A large piece of amber weighing kilograms was found in the Baltic Sea, and its "age" was also 340 million years. China's Liaoning Fushun, Henan Xixia, Yunnan Cangshan and other places are also rich in amber.

In particular, Cangshan amber has the best texture. Amber has been used as ornaments and crafts since ancient times. In ancient China, it was hung on the chest of children as a mascot.

Amber was inlaid in many crafts in the ancient court. In addition to being used as an ornamental object, amber has other uses. Amber can be used in lacquering, pharmaceuticals, and as an insulator for electrical instruments.

Amber is also a specimen of high scientific value. From the study of amber and the insects in it, we can know the evolution of ancient animals and plants, and analyze the evolution of ancient climate and geology. It is even possible to "restore" ancient flora and fauna directly from them.

The American science fiction movie "Jurassic Park" describes the resurrection of ancient dinosaurs, how do scientists fantasize about the resurrection of dinosaurs? It's to start with amber. The amber is wrapped in a mosquito from the age of the dinosaurs, and this mosquito has sucked the blood of the dinosaurs, so the blood of the ancient dinosaurs can be found from the mosquitoes in the amber.

The genetic material of dinosaurs can be obtained from dinosaur blood, and with the remains of the material, ancient dinosaurs can be copied through modern genetic engineering.

1. From the crack out to the amber to disassemble into 2 pieces.

2. Glue filling. 3. Cover the cracks with carvings.

Ice cracks and cracks are the same thing, with such lines indicate that amber has been on the market for a long time, is very old, and is very collectible.

It's all called ice cracks.

It is called a crack and has no aesthetic sense, and it is estimated that someone has misremembered it to spread the truth.

The ice cracks of natural amber are spiderweb-like radiation cracks, which are cracked but not cracked.

This is not possible, because the glue is used, and the item will be flawed, because my dad did this.