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Wow! This is really interesting! Where is this? Never seen a photo of an Amber mine in all my books on mineralogy. Great picture.
this is interesting Tayfun. where is this photo taken ? i mean the country and area
Russia ?
No this Turkey... I am also discoveryer thi,s amber...
is in in oltu ?
No this Not oltu.. This natrual amber
Google "Rumanite"
Have you found any gem grade material? All of what I have seen is fractured beyond usability, I would love to see some stable material
i know that there is in inoltu region petrified roots, looks amber. for me it is new the turkey amber. nice to know about. it will chnage a lot , not only in jewelry, but all the historical theories and fats are now getting restarting again. can you please post some photos of turkey amber and another stones with more infos. will be verry nice arkadech
Yes Turkamit new discovery.. ı can not work too much there.. but soon maybe we will start tours.. peoples will come there and they can be see self amber how is digging.. ı have many idea but posibilty mining realy expensive and not eay.. yes we have gem grade Amber.. But this not baltic amber.. it is diffrent this difrent.. many experts saying that... baltic amber losting polishing in time but This Not ...
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