For The Collector

Indulge in the unparalleled artistry and timeless elegance of Baltic Amber jewelry crafted by the world's foremost designers and carvers. Each piece is a testament to the rich legacy of Baltic Amber, a gemstone revered for its warm, honeyed hues and captivating inclusions.

Our curated collection showcases the pinnacle of craftsmanship, where every detail is meticulously sculpted by skilled artisans with an unwavering passion for perfection. Immerse yourself in a world where nature's treasures are transformed into wearable masterpieces, each design a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.

Discover the allure of hand-carved Baltic Amber, where the golden resin is expertly shaped into intricate patterns that tell stories of ancient forests and bygone eras. The ethereal glow of amber, combined with the artistic vision of our designers, results in jewelry that transcends time, embracing both classic beauty and contemporary sophistication.

Our commitment to authenticity is reflected in the premium quality of our materials, sourced directly from the Baltic region. Feel the weight of history in your hands as you adorn yourself with these exclusive creations, knowing that you are donning the finest amber jewelry available.

Whether you seek a statement necklace, a delicately crafted pendant, or a pair of earrings that radiate elegance, our collection from the best Baltic Amber designers and carvers promises to captivate your senses and leave a lasting impression. Elevate your style with the unparalleled beauty of Baltic Amber – where tradition meets modern luxury in every exquisite detail.

When buying amber, it is very difficult to identify if the stone is real Baltic amber or a counterfeit as there are many materials available on the market and different techniques which make it possible to produce stones similar to amber. Nevertheless, there are some simple methods to test the material we have. For example, most fakes are made of plastic and sink in salty water. Baltic amber will float on the surface, unfortunately so does copal. Also, if your stone is rather large, it will be heavy enough to sink as well as if the stone has a sterling silver setting, the silver will make it sink. Copal, much like plastic does not fluoresce in ultraviolet light, whereas freshly polished amber does. In a stream of hot air, copal softens and starts to melt while polished amber is resistant to melting. It is the same as far as alcohol, ether and other solvents are concerned. Amber bears immersion very well, it may only get dull on its surface while copal becomes sticky just after a few seconds. If we can afford it, we can probe the material with a heated needle. The needle enters amber with difficulty, and it is easy to pull it out in the case of copal the needle gets fused and you will need to apply a large force to pull it out. When burning amber it gives off a characteristic smell of resin. All methods mentioned above are not 100% trustworthy. Reliable results can be achieved only by examining an amber sample using spectroscopic or chromatographic techniques, but it is impossible to conduct this kind of examination at home and it will not show results quickly. What can we do if simple attempts do not bring any effects and more complicated ones can result in damaging the stone? A good solution is to buy amber jewelry from The Amber Lady who has all the certificates for these goods. Any piece priced at $2000.00 or more is accompanied by a certificate issued by The International Amber Association.