Untitled by Neil Adcock

This exquisite and rare New Zealand Amber was only recently discovered in 2014, found by pure chance far underground at a depth of 150 m. Its pristine beauty was first exposed to the world when the machinery a fortunate miner was operating broke down. While being repaired he observed a miniscule gleam in the coal face. Upon further investigation he unearthed a small quantity of this unique Amber, not touched by the outside air since its formation in the Cretaceous and Tertiary Period, 30 to 70 million years ago. Now, for the first time in eons, we can gaze upon and appreciate the Amber’s unparalleled, pure beauty, illuminating through an array of lights and colours.

Certified in 2016 by GIA as Amber. Gemological Institute of America.