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Amber Necklace

Amber Necklace

 Net weight 82 grams 

This one-of-a-kind, incredible pendant with fossilised pieces entrapped within it beautifully demonstrates the sheer history behind the formation of Amber.

This pendant is called "Mila" - a Russian name owing to Amber's Russian origin, and is derived from "Mil" which means gracious. Very fitting for such a gracious pendant indeed!

Find out a little more about Amber below:

Country of Origin: Russia

Meaning: Amber is actually a tree resin that has fossilised, trapping within it generations of history. It is a powerful healer and cleanser that draws diseases from the body. Absorbs pain & negativity. Chakra cleanser.

Amber comes in a variety of colours, shapes and forms, which has made it a stunning, valuable crystal to use for jewellery gemstones.

In fact, the first uses of Amber in jewellery date as far back as a whopping 13,000 years ago, in the times of the stone age. 13,000 years later, its timeless appeal has remained, with Amber being one of the most treasured crystal gemstones worldwide.

$103.25

Original: $295.00

-65%
Amber Necklace

$295.00

$103.25
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Description

 Net weight 82 grams 

This one-of-a-kind, incredible pendant with fossilised pieces entrapped within it beautifully demonstrates the sheer history behind the formation of Amber.

This pendant is called "Mila" - a Russian name owing to Amber's Russian origin, and is derived from "Mil" which means gracious. Very fitting for such a gracious pendant indeed!

Find out a little more about Amber below:

Country of Origin: Russia

Meaning: Amber is actually a tree resin that has fossilised, trapping within it generations of history. It is a powerful healer and cleanser that draws diseases from the body. Absorbs pain & negativity. Chakra cleanser.

Amber comes in a variety of colours, shapes and forms, which has made it a stunning, valuable crystal to use for jewellery gemstones.

In fact, the first uses of Amber in jewellery date as far back as a whopping 13,000 years ago, in the times of the stone age. 13,000 years later, its timeless appeal has remained, with Amber being one of the most treasured crystal gemstones worldwide.