Three ways to begin
To wear
Pendants, bracelets and necklaces in honey, cognac and butterscotch. Light enough to forget you have them on.
To keep
Specimens holding insects and plant matter, sealed in resin at the moment they landed on it.
To make
Loose polished beads and raw amber, sold by weight and size for jewellers and makers working the stone themselves.
Amber is soft. That is the whole difficulty.
It cuts like nothing else and forgives nothing. Too much heat and the surface clouds. Too much pressure and the whole piece ends in your hand.
Everything here is worked by hand in one small workshop in Rivne oblast, held in Britain, and sent tracked from here.
10
Years working amber by hand, well before there was a shop.
234
Orders sent, rated 4.8 of 5 across 95 reviews.
1/1
Almost every piece unique. The photograph is the piece.
UK
Held and dispatched in Britain. Nothing to pay at your door.
Before you buy
Know what you are looking at
Our guide covers what Baltic amber is, how to tell it from copal and plastic, how to read an inclusion, and how to keep a soft stone alive. We make no health claims and do not sell amber as a remedy.