The blue gold of the Caribbean:

Dominican

Rarer than Diamonds, more precious than Gold or Platinum:

Blue Amber is real Natural Amber fossilized resin of ancient trees, which was formed up to 40 million years ago through a natural polimerization. It has not been treated or "enhanced" in any way.

Is it really blue?

Blue amber is blue. But not the way you might think. When sunlight strikes the blue amber on a white surface the light particles pass right through and are refracted by the white surface.

If you place it over a dark surface, the light particles can' t refract of it, so it is the amber that refracts, and the hydrocarbons in the blue amber turn the sun's ultraviolet light into blue light particles, because the color is a result of fluorescence and no solid color.

The result: the famous fluorescent blue glow of blue amber.

"Diamonds are a girl's best friends"...

... but is her true love.

Dancing the night away

Hmm,  You cannot dance "Merengue"? *

- No Problem! Mix just to the people, the music does the rest... Dancing is really everywhere: in the bus on the way to work, while working in the offices, on the streets after work, and especially at night in the bars and clubs ... Nothing goes anywhere without the customary hips!

¡Pruébalo! (Try it!)

Let there be Show:

Tip: Visit one of the best Caribbean Shows of the world at → Ocean World Casino.

Here, on the north coast of the country, in Puerto Plata, every night you can see the best artists in the Caribbean performing a show you'll never forget. Or, as they say:

One night -
A thousand memories!

learn more about → [Ocean World]

 * Merengue [mərεŋge]
is the National Dance of the Dominican Republic, originated from the slaves connected to one another by a chain strapped to their ankles.

More about 'Merengue' → [Wikpedia]

Your #1-dream comes true:

No more Taxes !

Most of the Caribbean Islands don't know wealth tax, income tax, inheritance tax. (Unless you have an income from working here.)

As a homeowner or resident, you may request the "residencia" and take advantage from all the benefits the country has to offer.

Even as a permanent resident alien you are now eligible to start a business in one of the Caribbean tax-free-zones, provided in many areas these days. Let us talk about these exciting news for your money.

Learn more at → [Business > Reports]