Handmade with fine craftsmanship and luxury collected amber, our bracelets are stylish and made to be elegant and chic.
These large pieces of amber capture the distinctive charm of amber, appreciated for its rare beauty and warm energies. Its blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and scientific curiosity ensures that amber continues to be very cherished across cultures and generations. All amber pieces are carefully selected and placed on an adjustable gold or silver bangle. Each amber bangle is made to order, making every piece different and one-of-a-kind.
Special Note: Amber is notably formed from fossilized tree resin, making it considered an organic substance rather than a mineral.
It has captured human interest for thousands of years. Its history dates back to ancient times when it was highly valued for its beauty and unique properties.
The 19th century marked a period of scientific study and increased popularity of amber in the jewelry market. The discovery of its geological origins and the understanding of resin processes drew even more attention to this fossilized material.
The Greeks referred to amber as "electron." The natural phenomenon of static electricity, which was observed when amber was rubbed, led to the term “electricity,” derived from the Greek word for amber.
Till this day, amber has incredible history and continues to be cherished for centuries.
Handmade with fine craftsmanship and luxury collected amber, our bracelets are stylish and made to be elegant and chic.
These large pieces of amber capture the distinctive charm of amber, appreciated for its rare beauty and warm energies. Its blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and scientific curiosity ensures that amber continues to be very cherished across cultures and generations. All amber pieces are carefully selected and placed on an adjustable gold or silver bangle. Each amber bangle is made to order, making every piece different and one-of-a-kind.
Special Note: Amber is notably formed from fossilized tree resin, making it considered an organic substance rather than a mineral.
It has captured human interest for thousands of years. Its history dates back to ancient times when it was highly valued for its beauty and unique properties.
The 19th century marked a period of scientific study and increased popularity of amber in the jewelry market. The discovery of its geological origins and the understanding of resin processes drew even more attention to this fossilized material.
The Greeks referred to amber as "electron." The natural phenomenon of static electricity, which was observed when amber was rubbed, led to the term “electricity,” derived from the Greek word for amber.
Till this day, amber has incredible history and continues to be cherished for centuries.
