Express your everlasting love with the historic beauty of an amber engagement ring.
Whether you’re a historian, scientist or simply love warm-toned gemstones, amber is a captivating choice.
This fossilised resin offers golden brown, orange and yellow hues where the transparency shows off organic elements like petals and leaves.
Regardless of their size, each is individual from the next, with their own specks of eternalised history.
Amy says: “Amber has strong links to the earth and is said to support physical healing. It’s a great choice for people who feel that energy, or are fascinated by its ancient history. With such a depth of oranges, it is beautiful as the main focus of any ring.”
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Discover BespokeStrictly speaking amber is not a stone but a fossilized resin. It can have interesting inclusions such as plants, insects and even lizards! If these inclusions are still present amber can be very valuable.
Amber is commonly heat treated, therefore it should be assumed that the stones we use are heat treated too, unless otherwise specified. This stone measures 2.5 on the Mohs scale of hardness so it’s very soft and can be easily scratched.
Amber can also be cut to form interesting shapes. Beads can be a composite material which is a treatment that involves combining the ground or sections of gemstone, which are then bonded with resin. This can create a smooth and even colour, an interesting pattern or sometimes improves durability.
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