It positively affects temperament and creation. The sun it traps inside cheers us up and gives us optimism. Therefore, it is especially recommended for people prone to depression.
It increases self-confidence and enables us to achieve goals. As a warm and very soft stone, it gives us flexibility and sincerity. Provides docileness and a bright character. It is the stone of creative personalities.
Amber is a naturally occurring ore that contains many trace elements that can enter the body through the pores on the skin surface and nourish the body when worn regularly.
Suitable for long-term use: Wearing an amber bracelet for adults has the advantage of nourishing the body. If amber is in contact with the skin for a long time, the many minerals and trace elements it contains can be gradually absorbed by the body.
It improves Romance, Love, Purification, Cleaning, Healing, Energy, Joy, Patience and draws negative energy from the body.
The benefit of Amber Stone is that it is a powerful healer and cleanser for the body and mind. It also cleans the environment. Amber stone helps balance the nervous system and the right and left parts of the brain. It helps relieve stress by absorbing pain and negative energy. Amber helps relieve depression, stimulate intelligence, and promote self-confidence and creative self-expression. It encourages decision-making, spontaneity and brings wisdom, balance and patience.
Baltic amber relieves pain and inflammation
Properties of Amber. Baltic Amber is not a pain reliever per se; Succinic acid is the active compound found in amber that has analgesic properties where it may help relieve pain.
Baltic amber contains approximately 3-8% succinic acid and has been studied in contemporary medicine for years. The highest concentration of succinic acid is found in the amber cortex, the outermost layer of the stone.
When you use Baltic amber, trace oils from the resin are absorbed into your skin as it warms to your body temperature. This allows the amber's acid to enter your bloodstream, providing maximum therapeutic benefit.
HISTORY: Spiral patterns and beads carved from amber have been found in Stone Age graves dating back to 8,000 BC. It is one of the first materials used for decoration.
Most of the world's amber comes from the Baltic Sea region of northern Europe. Some geologists consider Baltic amber to be pure amber because it is high in succinic acid.
