Puzetové náušnice ze stříbra Ag 925/1000 s jantarem

Product detailed description

Material:

• Ag 925/1000 silver
• natural Baltic amber

Origin of amber: Poland

Supplied in a gift jewelry box.

What is amber?

Baltic amber, also known as succinite, comes from various species of extinct conifers Pinus succinifera. It is estimated that there were around 350 species of conifers. Baltic amber has the highest proportion of succinic acid of all types. It makes up to 8% of its total weight.

The richest deposits are estimated to be in the Kaliningrad region, followed by northern Poland, Lithuania, and along the Baltic Sea coast. Its age is estimated to be approximately 28 to 54 million years. It is older than the Baltic Sea itself.

Underneath a yellow-brown layer of oxidized crust, Baltic amber is usually transparent, semi-transparent, or completely opaque, known as milky amber. It comes in a wide range of colors, from snow white to beige, lemon yellow, honey, orange, red, and brown. Polish scientist Adam Chetnik defined around 200 variations in his Small Dictionary of Amber Varieties.

But the diversity of this organic gemstone does not end with its colors and shapes. Nature has really played with amber and "painted" thousands of beautiful, highly original designs on it. It could easily be exhibited in the Louvre alongside the world's most famous painters.

How to care for amber jewelry

• Clean your jewelry regularly.
  The best way is to wipe it with a 100% cotton cloth or classic denim. Amber can be cleaned dry or with a cloth dipped in lukewarm water. If necessary, you can use a little mild soap or detergent, such as Jar. However, be sure to rinse the amber thoroughly and dry it with a cotton cloth.

• Do not use microfiber or any synthetic polishing cloths. Never use ultrasonic cleaners, steam cleaners, or chemicals for cleaning. If you need to clean the silver part of the jewelry, use a cloth designed for cleaning silver, but avoid the amber parts.

• Store your jewelry carefully
  Ideally, amber jewelry should be stored in a cotton or silk bag after removal. This will protect it from scratches. We do not recommend storing amber jewelry together with other jewelry, especially jewelry with sharp metal edges, as this increases the risk of scratching and damaging the surface.

• Protect your amber from chemicals
  Amber is generally sensitive to chemicals such as perfumes, hairsprays, and disinfectants. Frequent contact with these substances can cause a whitish coating to form on its surface or make it dull. In such cases, the jewelry would have to be re-cut and re-polished.

• The colors in the photos may differ slightly from the actual colors depending on your screen settings.