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The moon looks softly upon the setting sun, their daily encounters limited to a few fleeting glances, her shimmering silver luminescence juxtaposed against his resplendent amber yellow light. From Juan García in Mexico come these splendid sterling silver dangle earrings in a contrasting high polish and darkly oxidized finish. Cabochon amber is highlighted in a half moon and half sun design. The hooks are also sterling silver.

Stunning gems and precious metal accents form a jewelry set full of charm and grace. Mexico's Alejandra Torres adds amethyst, lapis lazuli, recon turquoise, quartz, agate, amber and crystal beads to a sterling silver station necklace with a lovely heart-shaped pendant featuring a little tree. Then, Alejandra crafts dangle earrings with cultured pearls in a crema tone as an elegant complement, creating exquisite accessories you will wear anywhere.

Radiant within an argent hoop, amber lights up this delightful design. Sparkling dewdrops and sterling arabesques adorn exquisite silver earrings by Sukartini.

.925 Sterling silver

When used in jewelry, amber beads can include a stunning arrangement of tones and hues. Natural amber ranges from yellow to deep orange. It may sometimes even have a green cast to it, as well as opaque swirls within. Because amber is the preserved resin of prehistoric trees that grew millions of years ago, it sometimes has tiny inclusions of plants and insects -- making it highly prized.

Alluring amber stones gleam in these stunning chandelier earrings. By Flora Maria of Mexico, the earrings are handcrafted from sterling silver with leaf motifs.

Mexico's Guillermo Arregui designs a luminous choker of arresting beauty. It is cast of sterling silver and centered by a glowing amber gem. Crowned with an iridescent pearl and peridot, the pendant glistens with tumbaga, a gold and copper alloy developed since pre-Hispanic times.

.925 Sterling silver

When used in jewelry, amber beads can include a stunning arrangement of tones and hues. Natural amber ranges from yellow to deep orange. It may sometimes even have a green cast to it, as well as opaque swirls within. Because amber is the preserved resin of prehistoric trees that grew millions of years ago, it sometimes has tiny inclusions of plants and insects -- making it highly prized.