Baltic Amber Jewellery

Baltic Amber was originally resin from trees within the forested landscapes of the Baltic.

The amber began solidifying and was transported by streams and rivers to the Baltic Sea. Today amber can be discovered along the coastlines there. Often, tiny inclusions of preserved plants, insects and water or gas bubbles can be seen within clear varieties of amber. The colour of amber can vary from yellow to orange and brown and more rarely, red or blue. It can be clear or opaque, or somewhere in between. We like to use both clear orange/brown Cognac amber and yellow Butterscotch amber in our jewellery. Amber has been treasured by many throughout history for its warm vibrant colour and special meaning. We think the warm vibrancy of the stone pairs wonderfully with the cool metallic lustre of sterling silver.