Handmade accessories that make the most of natural shapes

Amber from the sea "Baltic Amber"

Natural amber earrings from the Baltic Sea. Baltic Sea on the west coast of Lithuania. Lithuanian amber from the Baltic Sea is especially called Baltic amber.

If a black pattern spreads out in amber, it is mainly tree bark or seaweed. Small cracks in amber give it a golden glow due to the refraction of light. Each one is unique and each one is the only accessory in the world. Please find your favorite.

Product information

item

Amber accessories / earrings

kinds

Yellow Amber with Bog Oak (Lithuanian Baltic Amber)

size

• Vertical 7mm
• Horizontal 7mm
• thickness 4mm

Producer

Arza Gallery

country of origin

Lithuania > Vilnius County > Vilnius

Notes

Because it is handmade, there are individual differences in shape and color.

Fossil sap "Amber"

Baltic Amber (Baltic Amber)

Amber is fossilized tree sap. Amber that was produced more than 20 million years ago is called amber, and younger than that is called copal, and the strength differs. Amber from the Baltic Sea is called Baltic Amber. Tree sap tens of millions of years ago sinks into the Baltic Sea over a long period of time and turns into amber, which is still washed up on the shore by waves.

ancient amulet item

Lithuania is said to be the last European country to accept Christianity, and before that, nature (forests and trees) and living things (snakes and bees) were the objects of faith. And Baltic Amber has been worn as an "amulet" item.

Only one amber accessory in the world

All handmade one-of-a-kind items

Each one has a different expression that makes use of the shape of amber that has traveled over tens of millions of years. Amber has a completely different expression depending on the color. Please try to find only one favorite accessory in the world.

• Cognac amber is an orange amber named after brandy.
• Clean and transparent amber is "yellow amber"
• A deep ruby ​​color is "Cherry Amber"
• "Royal Amber" is cream-colored and not transparent.
• Black amber processed with heat and pressure is called "black amber"

3000 year old bog oak

A fossil of a 3,000-year-old bog oak tree native to Lithuania. We also develop unique designs that combine the long years of amber and bog oak.

* Products with bog oak are listed as "with bog oak" in the product information "type".