Officially (since 1977) it is petrified wood. Unofficially, it is ammolite. Ammolite found in Alberta has a unique color that is not found in ammolite anywhere else.
Ammolite is used for making jewelry and this is an opal. Well, now days an ammolite gemstone are very demanded and many of the peoples are wearing the ammolite jewellery. I also like to wear ammolite jewellery and this is really so attractive in look. So I must suggest EZ Shop Company for all to get the real ammolite gemstone jewellery.
An ammolite is a variety of rare and valuable opal-like gemstone, made from the fossilized shells of ammonites.
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I don't think you can yet.
Ammolite is the official gemstone of Alberta, Canada.
Yes, there are several types of stones that exhibit multiple colors within the same specimen. Examples include labradorite, ammolite, and rainbow fluorite. These stones display colorful iridescence or banding due to variations in their composition or structure.
One could suggest that there is simply no substitute for the color play of a top quality opal, although synthetic opals can look nice, Albertan ammolite can be quite spectacular, and color-play feldspars like labradorite or sunstone can be quite stunning.
Yes, there are several. Some are: Blue Topaz, Star Sapphire, Blue Diamonds, Aquamarine, Lapis Lazuli, Turquoise (especially Persian Turquoise), Tanzanite, Azurite, Blue Lace Agate, Boulder Opal, Chalcedony, Spectrolite, Ammolite, Quantum Quattro, Rainbow Hematite, Titanium Drusy, Iolite, Sodalite, Blue Moonstone, Spinel, Blue Indicolite Tourmaline
Fossils found in Alberta tell us that plants used to grow in Alberta millions of years ago, and that dinosaurs used to roam the area. Fossils show that some creatures, such as snails look much the same as they did thousands of years ago.
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