Sterling silver pendant, 47x26 Authentic Butterscotch Amber 26x23 Ammonite Fossil 14x11 Pearl 6” round Topaz
 
Amber
Although the oldest amber is the Baltic amber.
The Baltic, amber has been found in Mexico and The Dominican Republic. Quaternary Amber can be found in Tanzania. This unique amber is older than copal resin, but younger than Baltic amber, Madagascar, Alaska (derived from cypress trees), Sweden, Germany and Poland.
 
Meaning: Amber, a stone believed to have powerful healing properties, is thought to help absorb negative energy and release bright, soothing energy, helping to calm nerves and enliven disposition like a mental sunny day. The different colors of amber are often used on the chakras with corresponding colors to facilitate opening and cleansing. Yellow amber has been used traditionally by natural healers to improve memory, increase mental flexibility, and create balanced decision-making.
 
Amber has also been used, historically, as a talisman for courage and self-confidence, and was thought to bring good luck to warriors in battle. In some cultures, amber symbolizes the renewal of marriage vows and is used to assure promises. It is worn by elders as a symbol of their endurance and wisdom.
 
Ammonite Fossil
Nowadays, ammonite fossils are often found in most sedimentary rocks from the Devonian to Cretaceous periods, and outcrops of these rocks can be found in mountains and sedimentary basins. Such outcrops include quarries, sea coasts, river shores, deserts, canyons, and even underground cellars. Ammonite Metaphysical Properties
It's no surprise that ammonites, with their spiral shape, are symbols of change and positive motion. The spiral draws in negative energy, filtering it through the chambers and releasing fresh, positive energy. Due to this connection with energy, ammonites have been used for activating Kundalini--the concept in Dharma that refers to primal energy (called shakti)--which coils at the base of the spine and is a source of life force or energy. Ammonites are associated with ancient knowledge, which makes sense considering how long these fossils have been around.
 
Cultured Freshwater Pearls
A mussel farmer or oyster farmer creates a cultured pearl under controlled conditions. Cultured pearls can be farmed using two different groups of bivalve mollusk: the freshwater river mussels and the saltwater pearl oysters. These pearls are produced in Japan and the United States on a limited scale but are now almost exclusively produced in China.
 
Meaning: Cultured Freshwater Pearls Some healers use pearls to help balance body rhythms and hormone levels with lunar cycles and to harmonize human beings with the natural world. The inner glow (orient) of pearls is thought to tap inner wisdom and nurture love.
 
Blue Topaz
Topaz is one of the earth's most complex naturally occurring gemstones found in Central, South, and East Asia. Pale Topaz, which can be enhanced to blue, is found in Brazil, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and China. Other deposits are located in Australia, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, Scotland, Tasmania, and Ireland. The state of Minas Gerais in Brazil is famous as it produces 80% of Brazil's gems and minerals.
Meaning: Topaz is a mellow, empathic stone that soothes, heals, recharges, and re-centers its wearers. Associated with compassion and communication, it's a preferred stone to wear for "building bridges" between people. Blue topaz, in particular, is believed to promote truth and forgiveness, relaxing the spirit as well as the body. Those who use meditation advocate it as a splendid stone for attuning to their higher self.