Amber Wheel Necklace/Strand trade bead currency and Saint Anne

and Saint Anne

and they began moving him to different friaries: most famously the remote village of Horta de Sant Joan

78" length mouth to tail

Historical accounts say that Burmite Amber made its way to the Roman Empire via the Silk Road in China as early as the first century AD

which gives it's rich pink color

Amber Wheel Necklace/Strand trade bead currency and Saint AnneAmber Wheel Necklace Natural Amber in pure form Slightly graduated beads: smallest 9mm, largest 11mm Necklace measures approx 20 1 2" inches long Resin screw clasp Origin is Poland Amber is technically not a gemstone or mineral, but fossilized resin from prehistoric trees that has aged over the course of millions of years. As sticky resin oozed from ancient pine trees, small insects, plant material, feathers and other small objects in the path of the