Copal with Insects Madagascar #12 Popular Crystals_Tourmaline in which cases they are

in which cases they are then sold as the more desirable heated Aquamarine and reach a higher price than for their original yellow colour

DO NOT PLACE BURNER NEAR FLAMMABLE MATERIAL

It’s usually the most intricate and well-protected part of the creature

where it was discovered in the late 18th Century

the Scottish metallurgical chemist who discovered it

Copal with Insects Madagascar #12 Popular Crystals_Tourmaline in which cases they areThis Copal from Madagascar has a light honey colour, and has insects and bugs trapped within! You will receive the exact crystal in the photos. Copal is essentially baby Amber tree resin, often from the Hymenaea verrucosa in Madagascar or the Protium copal trees in Mexico and central America. This tree resin has not fully polymerised like true Amber, but has only partially polymerised left for long enough it would harden further and become true Amber.