Baltic Amber beads are fossils from an ancient forest which existed tens of millions of years ago. Baltic amber is not a stone, but a fossilized tree resin. Historically, Baltic Amber has been used in Europe as a natural and traditional remedy and curative for many ailments for centuries. Long ago it was considered one of the leading ‘medicines’ of its time. Baltic Amber is the most esteemed amber in the world, and the healing qualities of Baltic Amber make it unlike any other type of amber found in the world.
When baltic amber is worn on the skin, the skin’s warmth releases trace amounts of healing oils from the amber. These oils contain succinic acid and are absorbed into the skin. Baltic Amber has some of the highest concentrations of Succinic Acid found in nature, and this is what makes it so special. Succinic Acid is a natural component of plant and animal tissues, and it's presence in the human body is beneficial in many ways.
How can baltic amber help us?
- Pain Relief
- Strengthens the body's immune system
- Restoring Energy
- Maintaining Wellness
- To help break a cycle of (chronic) inflammation
While wearing a piece or two of baltic amber jewelry may not cure all that may ail you, it has been a proven benefit to many!
These necklaces are handcrafted and double-knotted in between each nugget, and fasten with a screw clasp.
Succinic acid is the most beneficial component of the amber. The darkest colored amber generally contains less succinic acid than lighter colors. The more cloudy or opaque amber is, the more succinic acid it contains (and usually the more cloudy amber is the nearer to the color white it becomes).
Clean with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Avoid detergents and cleansers when possible as these substances over time will leave a residue on the amber that inhibits it's ability to release its healing properties into the skin.
Children's safety is a priority for us! Our jewelry is lead-free and phthalates-free. It meets all US legislative testing (CPSIA) requirements for children's jewelry.
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