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This section of the blog features articles and ideas that we find interesting, without setting ourselves up as specialists and holders of absolute truth about what surrounds and delights us alike. Beauty is variable, as are many other things in our lives. We wish you an enjoyable read!
26. The role of Amber in the discovery of electricity
Amber and electricity may seem like two subjects that have nothing in common. But is that really the case? In addition to its radiant beauty, amber has played an important role in science, even aiding in the early understanding of electric current. The first questions about the electrical properties of amber emerged in Ancient Greece, where the word
25. Rediscovering Love with the help of Amber stone
Since ancient times, amber has been considered a stone of love and affection. Throughout history, it has been believed that amber possesses magical and healing properties, commonly used to improve emotional well-being and help heal inner wounds that we often tend to ignore most of the time.
24. About Easter and rediscovering the Light within ourselves
Easter is the perfect moment to spread light and kindness around us. By sharing this inner light with those around us, we can contribute to creating a better world full of hope and understanding. Small gestures like a smile or a hug can make a significant difference in the lives of those around us. Speaking of traditions, another important symbol of Easter is the egg, representing the symbol of life and rebirth. In many cultures, eggs are decorated and dyed in vibrant colors to symbolize joy and vitality. The egg can be seen as a symbol of hope and optimism, reminding us that there are always opportunities to start anew and create a better life for ourselves and those around us.
23. A guide among the stars: the ancient connection between astrology and amber
For centuries, people have been fascinated by the stars and their influence on our lives. Astrology is the study of the movements and relative positions of celestial bodies and their influence on human affairs and natural phenomena. Similarly, gemstones are believed to possess mystical properties and have been used in jewelry and other decorations for centuries. Amber is one of these gemstones that has been used for its healing and protective properties since ancient times.
22. Celebrate femininity with amber jewelry - March under the sign of amber
March is the month when we celebrate femininity and elegance, and a unique way to do so is by wearing amber jewelry. For centuries, amber has been appreciated for its beauty and therapeutic properties, being used in various forms of art and design, including the creation of elegant and distinctive jewelry. In this special month, we invite you to celebrate femininity with amber jewelry, which will not only enhance your style but also bring therapeutic benefits. Amber is known for its healing and calming properties.
21. Valentine's Day or Dragobete, the celebration of love deserves to be marked with a unique gift
The month of February indulges us with several special days that celebrate love. Whether it's Valentine's Day or Dragobete, the concept is so popular that more and more people seem to embrace the idea of celebrating it properly. And what better way to do so than with a gift for your loved one? Discover in the following lines the art of giving something unique, how to create significance for these days, and what role amber plays in all of this.
20. The Magic of Amber Surrounding the Earth
A shining beauty, compared in the past to the beauty of the sun's rays caressing the Earth in the first hours of the morning. Amber has always been a point of interest for us humans. Whether it was the inner light of this stone or its external brightness, it is certain that we have always had it in our box of values, whether it was a box of gold in a princess's room, or a worn-out, but valuable box in the house of a simple person from the Baltic region.
19. The Amber Bracelet, More Than Just an Accessory - Discover the Surprising Benefits of Amber
We all wish, but we can't be at our maximum capacity every day, with a positive vibe and full of life. Have you had days where you feel apathetic? Nothing pleases you. However, wearing an amber bracelet can change your disposition.
18. Inspiration for Christmas gifts - amber objects in the spotlight
What gift will become the symbol of your appreciation for your loved ones this year?
17. The Amber Story
Without a doubt, you have seen at least once a piece of jewelry or a simple piece of amber. The beauty and warmth offered by this stone are special and manage to surprise the viewer, leaving a pleasant mark on the mind and even soul of the viewer.
16. Cleaning Amber and how to transform it in your own amulet
In today's article we will talk about how to properly clean an Amber piece without damaging it, about cleaning the
15. Three reasons to choose amber jewelry as a gift
Since ancient times, both men and women have adorned their bodies with jewelry. Fingers, ears, necks, wrists, and even ankles are adorned with decorations, some more precious than others.
14. The Tree of Life and its importance in a world that ignores its own roots
The symbol of the Tree of Life has been used by ancient civilizations, such as the Vikings, the Celts or the ancient Egyptians, but there is evidence that shows the existence of this sacred symbol long before them.
13. Amber - The gift of nature for our peace
Anxiety and depression - perhaps the most well-known conditions in recent times, especially among young people. Even though we could argue that we live in the most propitious times in history, studies show that more and more people are facing anxiety, depression, and panic attacks. The latest research shows that 1 in 10 young people face at least one of these states, which is very worrying, especially for our future.
12. Mapamond. Information about the Algonquin, Huron and Mohican tribes of North America
From ancient times and without reference to specific cultures, tribes or people, gifts and their exchange have been part of ritual activities. The reason for this age-old tradition of gift giving and gift exchange is embedded in the feelings generated or reinforced by the exercise: the giver and the receiver. Whereas this exercise is associated with strong positive emotions and feelings.
11. What does DAR mean?
DAR means an object received or offered without payment as a token of friendship, respect and appreciation.
10. Amber in Poland
On a holiday in Poland, you can't avoid elements of the landscape that visually "attack" from all sides. We're talking about the Baltic Sea of course, but also about the amber souvenirs of local vendors. Numerous stalls and shops are filled with products made from these orange nuggets, delightful for those who appreciate 'Baltic gold'. Amber was known to the ancient Romans, Egyptians, Arabs and Persians as Sokal, Anbar and Caruba. The Polish term comes from the word bernstein (German: a burning stone).
9. Amber in Lithuania
The town of Palanga has an Amber Museum (Palangos gintaro muziejus). This museum belongs to the Lithuanian National Art Museum and was opened in 1963 in a palace of Count Feliksas Tiškevičius. The museum is located in Birute Park and is one of the most visited museums in Lithuania.
8. The history of jewellery in South America
In the pre-Columbian period, near the northern Andes (Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela), gold mines were abundant and the art of goldsmithing (the craft of creating objects from precious metals) was highly developed.
7. Amber in India
The gemstone industry in India is growing due to increasing demands for more elaborate jewellery and ornaments.
6. Asia and amber
Amber is one of the most prized ornaments because its brilliance and luminosity permanently "casts" a spell of elegance and strength. "The amber 'stone' is universally recognised, including in Asia, as a symbol of courage, patience and balance.
5. Amber colours and texture
Amber generally has colours that are not necessarily defined by perfection, with often-used attributes that leave room for creativity: cherry (shades of dark red), cognac (shades of translucent red), milk (shades of white), honey (shades of dull yellow), lemon (shades of transparent yellow) and green (natural shade).
4. The Mystery of the Amber Room
The Amber Room, often known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World", was one of Russia's most valuable pieces of art until it was taken and lost after World War II by Nazi Germany.
3. Amber as a work of art
The Amber Room or Hall, a set of panels made from six tons of amber and set on gold-leafed walls with mosaics and mirrors, was a tribute to the beauty and importance of this material.
2. Practices, beliefs and values attributed to amber
Since ancient times, amber has managed to arouse the fascination and appreciation of people all over the world, mainly due to the beauty of its unique shades of yellow, but also to its supposed benefits for mental and physical health.
1. Amber history
I'm sure many of you have heard various stories about amber or have probably already worn a piece of jewellery or had an object containing amber around you.