Only the world's finest Baltic Amber contains anywhere up to 8% of succinic acid per weight, a scientifically examined medical substance used in contemporary medicine, playing a vital role in the citric acid cycle - an energy-yielding process in every living organism on Earth! This is what graces Baltic Amber with such incredible powers of healing, anti-inflammatory properties, immunity enhancement, stress/pain relief. Here, at Precious Amber, we only use the laboratory certified genuine Baltic Amber organic material personally obtained by us from the most reputable miners on the Baltic Sea shores carefully examined with a microscope, UV light, and by other methods to guarantee its authenticity personally. We expect the best, and we know our customers do too!


When natural Baltic Amber is worn continuously on the skin, created warmth allows releasing Succinic acid microparticles from the amber which are then absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream. The highest amount of Succinic acid is located on the outer layer (cortex) of amber; therefore, unprocessed Baltic amber is being used to aid various health conditions. You should allow several days for the succinite (the healing oil) to be absorbed. Amber is used for centuries as a natural pain reliever in adults and teething children. It can help to boost the immune system and increase energy levels, powerful inner body cleanser, and healer. Alleviates stress and anxiety aids the throat, thyroid, ear, nose problems, skin conditions, inflammation, stomach, spleen, kidneys, bladder, PMS physical and emotional symptoms, insomnia, migraine, fibromyalgia, repetitive strain injuries, arthritis, alleviates joint problems, strengthens the memory and intellect. Helps with emotional calming and centering. In modern science, recent research in Germany's Hamburg University confirms the traditional beliefs about Succinic acids in human metabolism, showing that they genuinely have safe, positive effects. Currently, it is commercially produced and approved by the US Food & Drugs Administration.


Most of the existing Baltic amber today is dated from 44 to 90 million years ago which was produced by extinct coniferous (pine) trees of the Tertiary period.