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This 49 cm necklace combines natural Baltic amber and honey citrine, with a 925 sterling silver clasp and pendant, and weighs 32 g.
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Exclusive Necklace!!!! Natural Baltic Amber; Natural Honey Citrine with a 925 Sterling Silver Pendant with Natural Baltic Amber. VERY RARE. VERY EXCLUSIVE.
With a 925 Sterling Silver clasp.
1) 925 Sterling Silver Pendant with Natural Baltic Amber.
Pendant material: 925 sterling silver
Pendant mineral: Natural Baltic Amber.
Natural Baltic Amber:
Natural, cognac color, oval, polished, transparent. NOT PAINTED OR ENHANCED.
Origin: Lithuania
Size: 8 x 6 mm
Pendant size: 27 x 14 x 5 mm
Weight: 2 g
2) Necklace:
Necklace materials: Natural Baltic Amber; Natural Honey Citrine
Natural Baltic Amber:
Natural, honey color, various shapes, polished, transparent. NOT PAINTED OR ENHANCED.
Origin: Lithuania
Size: Length: approx. 12–21 mm
Width: approx. 6–9 mm
Thickness: approx. 3–4 mm
Natural Honey Citrine:
Natural, transparent, honey-colored, cylindrical shape, VERY RARE.
Size: 9 x 6 mm
Length: 49 cm.
925 Sterling Silver clasp.
Weight: 30 g
Total weight: 32 g
Will be shipped in a gift box.
Amber:
Avicenna (Ibn Sina) wrote about the healing properties of amber in his “Canon of Medicine.” He called amber stone a cure for many diseases. Andreas Aurifaber (1551) described 46 recipes for using amber in medicine.
The healing properties of amber are believed to be due to its succinic acid content, which is a natural biostimulant.
Modern evidence-based medicine recognizes that succinic acid:
inhibits bacterial activity
improves digestion
activates pancreatic function
has antioxidant properties
increases performance and concentration; it is indicated for patients with traumatic brain injury, as it improves oxidative metabolism in brain cells
speeds up the processing of alcohol, so it can be used as a hangover remedy
may reduce the toxic effects of some medications
helps minimize age spots, cleanse pores, and remove excess oily skin.
It notes that succinic acid intake is contraindicated in cases of:
peptic ulcer flare-ups
gastritis with hypersecretion
hypertension
coronary heart disease and angina
urolithiasis
severe gestosis in pregnant women
glaucoma
However, since no evidence has been found that succinic acid can enter the body from beads through the skin and mucous membranes, official medicine believes that jewelry and whole pieces of amber cannot have the same properties as the isolated substance.
In addition, doctors emphasize that although succinic acid has many beneficial properties, it cannot be considered the sole treatment for diseases (it is used as an adjunct).
Nevertheless, succinic acid occurs naturally in amber, whose antimicrobial properties have been used in therapy for centuries.
Amber is a symbol of happiness and health. Since ancient times, amber has been used as a powerful talisman and amulet, placed near the pillow for protection from evil spirits. They say that amber:
is a source of creativity, faith, and optimism
Improves intuition and helps turn plans into concrete actions.
helps protect your home from fire
deters the evil eye and malicious slander
brings good luck
Amber has a positive effect on all the chakras, but its most beneficial effect is on Manipura, Akitra (the solar plexus chakra), Vishuddha, and Sahasrara.
There is no uniform name for the composition of jasper rock: it is called siliceous, silica, flint, silicite, or silicitolite.
In a broad sense, jaspers also include jasperoids (quartz-chalcedony) and jasper-like rocks (quartz-feldspathic). The list in parentheses is in order of increasing content (the International Mineralogical Association, IMA, does not classify chalcedony as a mineral).
The interpretation of the terms jasper, jasperoid, and jasper-like rock may differ among specialists; there is no common understanding. For this reason, when naming a rock, geologists try to use other words that reflect its composition and origin.
And the word jasper is found mainly as the name of an ornamental stone: jasper stone.
About delivery:
International shipments will be sent by GLS or CORREOS for higher-value items, as agreed with the buyer. Customs charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
Exclusive Necklace!!!! Natural Baltic Amber; Natural Honey Citrine with a 925 Sterling Silver Pendant with Natural Baltic Amber. VERY RARE. VERY EXCLUSIVE.
With a 925 Sterling Silver clasp.
1) 925 Sterling Silver Pendant with Natural Baltic Amber.
Pendant material: 925 sterling silver
Pendant mineral: Natural Baltic Amber.
Natural Baltic Amber:
Natural, cognac color, oval, polished, transparent. NOT PAINTED OR ENHANCED.
Origin: Lithuania
Size: 8 x 6 mm
Pendant size: 27 x 14 x 5 mm
Weight: 2 g
2) Necklace:
Necklace materials: Natural Baltic Amber; Natural Honey Citrine
Natural Baltic Amber:
Natural, honey color, various shapes, polished, transparent. NOT PAINTED OR ENHANCED.
Origin: Lithuania
Size: Length: approx. 12–21 mm
Width: approx. 6–9 mm
Thickness: approx. 3–4 mm
Natural Honey Citrine:
Natural, transparent, honey-colored, cylindrical shape, VERY RARE.
Size: 9 x 6 mm
Length: 49 cm.
925 Sterling Silver clasp.
Weight: 30 g
Total weight: 32 g
Will be shipped in a gift box.
Amber:
Avicenna (Ibn Sina) wrote about the healing properties of amber in his “Canon of Medicine.” He called amber stone a cure for many diseases. Andreas Aurifaber (1551) described 46 recipes for using amber in medicine.
The healing properties of amber are believed to be due to its succinic acid content, which is a natural biostimulant.
Modern evidence-based medicine recognizes that succinic acid:
inhibits bacterial activity
improves digestion
activates pancreatic function
has antioxidant properties
increases performance and concentration; it is indicated for patients with traumatic brain injury, as it improves oxidative metabolism in brain cells
speeds up the processing of alcohol, so it can be used as a hangover remedy
may reduce the toxic effects of some medications
helps minimize age spots, cleanse pores, and remove excess oily skin.
It notes that succinic acid intake is contraindicated in cases of:
peptic ulcer flare-ups
gastritis with hypersecretion
hypertension
coronary heart disease and angina
urolithiasis
severe gestosis in pregnant women
glaucoma
However, since no evidence has been found that succinic acid can enter the body from beads through the skin and mucous membranes, official medicine believes that jewelry and whole pieces of amber cannot have the same properties as the isolated substance.
In addition, doctors emphasize that although succinic acid has many beneficial properties, it cannot be considered the sole treatment for diseases (it is used as an adjunct).
Nevertheless, succinic acid occurs naturally in amber, whose antimicrobial properties have been used in therapy for centuries.
Amber is a symbol of happiness and health. Since ancient times, amber has been used as a powerful talisman and amulet, placed near the pillow for protection from evil spirits. They say that amber:
is a source of creativity, faith, and optimism
Improves intuition and helps turn plans into concrete actions.
helps protect your home from fire
deters the evil eye and malicious slander
brings good luck
Amber has a positive effect on all the chakras, but its most beneficial effect is on Manipura, Akitra (the solar plexus chakra), Vishuddha, and Sahasrara.
There is no uniform name for the composition of jasper rock: it is called siliceous, silica, flint, silicite, or silicitolite.
In a broad sense, jaspers also include jasperoids (quartz-chalcedony) and jasper-like rocks (quartz-feldspathic). The list in parentheses is in order of increasing content (the International Mineralogical Association, IMA, does not classify chalcedony as a mineral).
The interpretation of the terms jasper, jasperoid, and jasper-like rock may differ among specialists; there is no common understanding. For this reason, when naming a rock, geologists try to use other words that reflect its composition and origin.
And the word jasper is found mainly as the name of an ornamental stone: jasper stone.
About delivery:
International shipments will be sent by GLS or CORREOS for higher-value items, as agreed with the buyer. Customs charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
