Baltic Amber Necklace-01

Baltic Amber Necklace-01 Amber is a resinous fossil of the pines of the pinaceae family, not the juice of the tree. Its state is transparent like crystal, and its color is like agate. Opaque amber is also called beeswax. Since the Neolithic Age, its beauty has been praised by people. Amber can be made into various ornaments, and it is a gem that has been valued since ancient times. Amber can be divided into five grades, defined based on its chemical composition, because it is derived from a soft and sticky resin, and sometimes it contains animal and plant materials. The Baltic Sea coast, Myanmar, Sicily, Italy, New Jersey, Wyoming, Alaska, and Japan, India, France, and the United Kingdom in the United States. In addition, a small amount of amber is also produced in China, Taiwan, and New Zealand. 75%-85% of amber is produced in Poland, Russia, Lithuania and other countries along the Baltic Sea. Baltic amber is golden in color, both transparent and opaque, with good quality and suitable for jewelry. Forty million years ago, there were large forests in northern Europe. The climate was warm at that time, and the resin was dripping from the ancestral plants of today's pine. After rapid formation burial, extrusion and geothermal changes, the resin has become fossils until today. Many large areas of Northern Europe turned into the seabed, which is why most of the world's amber is produced on the Baltic coast.