Unlike the conventional gemstones that are extracted from deep within the Earth, amber has a unique origin. It is formed from the resin of ancient trees that existed millions of years ago. These trees secreted a sticky, aromatic substance known as resin to protect themselves from injury and disease. Over time, this resin fossilized and transformed into the stunning gemstone we now know as amber. Amber is said to be good for pain and relieving stress, so many people were it as a bracelet or other jewelry.  Amber contains trace amounts of succinic acid, a substance that strengthens the immune system and increases resistance to common ailments. When you wear amber close to the skin, the body absorbs succinic acid, which promotes a more robust immune response. This natural immune-boosting property of amber has made it a popular choice for those seeking to fortify their defenses against colds, flu, and respiratory conditions.
44 mm 
wt. .100 lbs