Amber raw stone

Amber is a yellowish-orange-brown fossilized tree resin used in jewelry and ornamental objects. It may contain ancient insects or plant matter. Formation of amber by fossilization takes millions of years and the oldest records of amber date back to over 130 million years. Amber is a unique natural preservational tool that preserves otherwise unfossilizable parts of organisms and aids in reconstruction of ecosystems as well as organisms. According to estimates, DNA trapped in amber could last up to 100 million years. It has been used in jewelry since the Stone Age, about 13,000 years ago. Amber is said to have natural analgesic properties to relieve pain. It is used in perfumaries to make scents. Amber is believed to promote calmness, alleviate stress, anxiety, and depression. It also enhances mental clarity and focus.