Amber necklace, tumbled gradient, 10-14 mm, 45 cm

Amber is one of humanity's oldest gemstones and, strictly speaking, is not a mineral but fossilized tree resin—formed 30 to 90 million years ago. Baltic amber in particular, also known as "Gold of the Baltic," has been collected and processed in the Baltic region for thousands of years. This necklace features tumbled amber beads in a gentle gradient—organically shaped, lightweight, and unmistakable.

Length: approx. 45 cm
Clasp: Synthetic resin screw clasp
Cut: Tumble (natural, polished)
Bead size: 10–14 mm (slight gradient)
Color: Golden brown
Mineralogy: Fossilized plant resin (succinite), golden brown to honey yellow

The harmoniously increasing bead size toward the center flatters the décolleté and gives the necklace a flowing, elegant effect. Each necklace is a truly unique piece of nature.

Significant locations: Baltic Sea coast (Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Russia/Kaliningrad).

Significance in crystal healing

Amber is said to provide warmth, convey a sense of lightness, and awaken joie de vivre. It is considered a stone of purification and is believed to help release negative energies and strengthen the immune system.

These attributes are based on tradition and are not scientifically proven. They do not replace medical treatment.