Amber(sometimes called Baltic gold) is versatile. Amber not only decorated but also heals. Miraculous healing properties of amber have been known for centuries. The amber drawn up: jewellery, amulets, especially to protect against disease, as well as decorative objects were made in the hope that it will provide young look. ‘Baltic Gold’ has been used because of its content of valuable micronutrients such as iron, magnesium, sodium, calcium, silicon is also used in the manufacture of cosmetics. They found that it has anti-aging properties – destroys free radicals, thereby inhibiting the aging process. With amber skin becomes smooth, fresh and rested. It improves the tone is deeply moisturized and the skin regenerates faster. Succinic acid stimulates the kidneys, intestines, nervous system. Above all, however, amber has antitoxic anti-inflammatory properties. On the basis of amber, ointments and creams for rheumatism, asthma, ulcers and skin irritation and bronchial, throat and thyroid. Amber for centuries to attach special power and used as good luck and protects against “evil eye.” Survived to this day the belief that the stone has a positive effect on psyche, stimulates creativity and creative forces. So we can see just how versatile it is “sunny stone” and how friendly it is for a people who for years on various ways to use his extraordinary performance. Did you know…

• The largest specimen of amber found so far is stored in the Natural History Museum in London called Burma Amber weighing 15.25 kg;

• Amber was burned in ancient Greece for its delicate, rich flavor. Today is produced amber incense;

• It was in ancient Greece, noted that the “sacred stone” as they called amber is rubbed with electrostatic properties of the material. For the Greeks this phenomenon, it was surrounded by a nimbus mystery of magic. Name of electricity comes from the Greek name of amber electron;

• Amber can be yellow, reddish-brown, but white, green and blue. They also have a different flavor, such as yellow – bland and white – sour. All can be found in the Baltic Sea. Amber White, lightest, owes his color to the many air bubbles. Green and Blue are relatively rare, and their colors are unstable;

• The largest deposits of amber found in Poland on the Baltic Sea in a strip width of about 500 km and a length of over 2000 km. In smaller quantities of amber deposits located in the U.S., Canada, Burma, Borneo and many other countries. The largest specimens of amber weighing up to 10 kg. In search of amber can go to the beaches of the Bay of Gdansk, Hel, and Sambia, where the richest deposits in the world of the stone. Most favorable conditions in the cool months are November, March, when the water temperature is about 4 C, and its density is maximum. During this period, the waves rise from the seabed amber nuggets and throw them on shore.  

Gold and Silver jewellery with Amber is very popular around the world