Raw Cognac Baltic Amber + Raw Rose Quartz Bracelet Set
Our jewelry is handmade using original Baltic Sea Amber that is over 45 million years old. Baltic Amber has some of the highest concentrations of Succinic Acid found in nature and this is what makes it so special. Fossilized tree sap that has been preserved for millions of years under the sea. It is a true gift from Mother Nature.
Our pieces are beautifully made, comfortable, lightweight, and radiate energies of peace and calm for the wearer. Amber jewelry is made for wearing not for chewing.
| Material | Baltic Sea Amber, Raw Rose Quartz |
|---|---|
| Origin | Baltic Sea Region |
| Age of Amber | Over 45 million years |
| Key Property | High concentration of Succinic Acid |
FAQ
What makes Baltic Amber special?
Baltic Amber is over 45 million years old and contains some of the highest concentrations of Succinic Acid found in nature, which is believed to support natural energy balance and well-being.
Is the rose quartz raw and natural?
Yes, the rose quartz in this set is raw and naturally sourced, unpolished and unprocessed to preserve its original energy and appearance.
Is the bracelet comfortable to wear?
Yes, the bracelet is lightweight and designed to be comfortable for daily wear, with a flexible and gentle fit.
Yvonne Mackay –
I’ve worn this bracelet for a few weeks now and feel a noticeable sense of calm. The amber feels warm and natural against my skin. It’s lightweight and doesn’t dig in, perfect for everyday wear.
Dominic Vance –
The raw materials look authentic and the craftsmanship is thoughtful. I love how it brings a peaceful energy to my routine. It’s a beautiful piece for meditation or just wearing casually.
Julian Harris –
The quality is impressive and the materials feel genuine. I appreciate that it’s not polished to the point of losing its natural look. A little rough around the edges, but that’s part of its charm.
Dylan Sharp –
I received it as a gift and the recipient loved it. The combination of amber and rose quartz feels balanced and grounding. It’s a subtle but meaningful accessory.