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Amber and Silver Bracelets
An amber and silver bracelet pairs fossilized tree resin with .925 sterling silver for warmth against cool metal. Our collection holds 869 amber bracelets in cognac, honey, green, and cherry tones. Baltic amber from the forests surrounding the Baltic Sea formed 44 million years ago and rates 2-2.5 on the Mohs scale, making it softer than most gemstones but prized for its organic glow and occasional insect inclusions. Prices range from $36 to $11,996 for museum-grade pieces with rare specimens.
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Baltic Amber Bracelet Styles in Sterling Silver
Each amber and sterling silver bracelet in this collection features natural Baltic amber set in solid .925 silver. The stones arrive unheated and untreated, preserving the natural color variations that develop over millions of years. Cuff styles showcase single large cabochons or rows of matched amber pieces, while link bracelets alternate silver segments with amber stations for flexibility and movement. Baltic amber contains succinic acid at concentrations between 3-8%, a compound found only in authentic Baltic material. This scientific marker distinguishes it from younger resins or synthetic alternatives. Our suppliers source rough amber from Lithuania, Poland, and Russia, where artisans cut and polish each stone before setting. Browse by color to find cognac amber with its deep caramel tone, butterscotch for lighter golden hues, or green amber created by plant matter trapped during formation. We ship free within the United States and have served collectors since 2005.How can I tell if Baltic amber is real?
Authentic Baltic amber floats in salt water, feels warm to touch rather than cold like glass, and releases a pine scent when rubbed. Our amber contains 3-8% succinic acid, measurable through infrared spectroscopy.
Is amber durable enough for daily wear?
Amber rates 2-2.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, softer than most gemstones. Store your amber bracelet separate from harder jewelry and remove it before household tasks to prevent scratching.
What colors of amber do you carry?
Our collection includes cognac, honey, butterscotch, cherry, green, and rare white amber. Color depends on the original tree species, oxidation level, and any organic matter trapped during formation.
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