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Rare Blue Amber and Vietnamese Wild Agarwood Bracelet buaya Greg's Journey to Discovering theIndonesian Blue Amber is found in the Sumantra region and is characterised by its blue colour from light to dark. The greenish blue fluorescence appears when UV light is shined directly on the blue amber. However, the UV rays cannot pass through the blue amber because the Blue Amber absorbs almost all UV light. As a result, under UV light, we will see somewhat green and a bit of blue fluorescence. This semiprecious stone is used in jewellery and other