Amber – The Gold of the Forest

Amber is not a mineral but fossilized tree resin, formed over millions of years and often preserving incredible snapshots of ancient life—like insects, leaves, or other organic material trapped inside. Its warm glow and timeless mystery have made it a favorite among collectors, healers, and lovers of natural beauty.

Origins & Unique Qualities

High-quality amber deposits are found in the Baltic region, the Dominican Republic, Burma, and Mexico. Each origin brings its own charm—from the golden clarity of Baltic amber to the deep reddish tones of Dominican specimens. Transparent amber with visible inclusions (like insects) is especially rare and highly sought-after.

Spiritual & Healing Properties

Amber is known as a stone of warmth, purification, and renewal. It has been used for centuries as a protective talisman, believed to calm the mind, cleanse the aura, and strengthen the immune system. Energy workers appreciate its gentle but powerful frequency, ideal for shifting stagnant energy and restoring emotional clarity.

Who Is It For?

    •    Collectors will be drawn to amber with well-preserved inclusions and natural, untreated forms.

    •    Healers value its soft yet vibrant energy for emotional and energetic work.

    •    Nature lovers & designers appreciate its raw beauty and direct connection to Earth’s deep history—a true time capsule from the natural world.

Care & Handling Tips

Amber is relatively soft (2–2.5 on the Mohs scale), so it should be kept away from high heat, chemicals, and rough handling. Clean only with a dry, soft cloth to preserve its luster.