Handmade accessories that make the most of the natural shape

Baltic Amber, amber from the sea

A bracelet made of natural amber harvested from the Baltic Sea. The Baltic Sea stretches along the west coast of Lithuania. Amber harvested from the Baltic Sea, a Lithuanian specialty, is specifically called Baltic amber.

If you see black patterns in amber, they are mainly tree bark or seaweed. Small cracks in the amber shine golden due to the refraction of light. Each one is unique and each one is a one-of-a-kind accessory. Be sure to find your favorite one.

Product Information

Item

Amber accessories/bracelets

kinds

Cognac Amber (Baltic Amber from Lithuania)

size

• Total length 205mm
• Inner circumference 165mm (when installed)
• Amber grain size: 9mm

Producer

Arza Gallery

country of origin

Lithuania > Vilnius County > Vilnius

Notes

Because these are handmade, there may be individual differences in shape and color.

Amber: fossilized tree sap

Baltic Amber

Amber is fossilized tree sap. Amber that was created over 20 million years ago is called amber, while younger amber is called copal and has different strengths. Amber harvested from the Baltic Sea is called Baltic amber. Tree sap from tens of millions of years ago sank into the Baltic Sea due to changes in the topography, and over the years it turned into amber, which is still washed up on the shore by the waves.

Ancient talismanic item

Lithuania is said to be the last country in Europe to accept Christianity, and before that, nature (forests and trees) and living things (snakes and bees) were the objects of worship. Baltic amber was worn as a talisman to ward off evil.

The only amber accessory in the world

All handmade, one-of-a-kind items

Each piece has its own unique expression, preserving the shape of the amber that has traveled for tens of millions of years. Amber's expression changes drastically depending on the color. Be sure to find your favorite accessory, one of a kind in the world.

• The orange amber is called "Cognac Amber" after the brandy.
• Amber with a clean, transparent feel is called "yellow amber."
• The deep ruby color is called "cherry amber."
• The cream-colored, opaque one is called "Royal Amber."
• Amber that has been processed with heat and pressure is called "black amber."

3000 year old bog oak

The fossils are from bog oak trees that grow in Lithuania and are over 3,000 years old. The unique designs combine the amber and bog oak over the years.

*Products featuring bog oak will have "Bog oak included" listed under "Type" in the product information.