Amber necklace for adults. "Nugget" grains on cotton threads. Length: 50cm approx. .

Why an amber necklace?

Amber (succinite) is a fossil resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees grown in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago. In contact with the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a totally natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, has remarkable analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

A study by Chen et al. (2003) would have shown that succinic acid in small doses would produce an anxiolytic effect comparable to those used today in allopathic medicine. Also in the homeopathic field, Amber is used above all in cases of asthma, chronic bronchitis and other thoracic-pulmonary diseases (Kaiserling, 2001). The philosopher Rudolph Steiner, famous for his attention to childhood education, argued that "Amber strengthens the vital energy in the child". The Amber conducts electricity, (just rub it with a cloth to charge it electrically and make it able to attract bits of paper), not surprisingly its Greek name is elektron, hence the term electricity. Because of this peculiar characteristic, the hypothesis has been put forward that the amber, worn, can be a valid help against the potential damages of electromagnetic pollution.  

When to use AlmaBaby Amber?

Dentition can be a traumatic and painful period for your child! To avoid the use of drugs, have your baby wear the necklace AlmaBaby Ambra! The necklaces can be worn from 3 months of life onwards, without particular contraindications. In younger children, they are excellent for reducing pain and trauma caused by teeth. In older children they are an excellent remedy for insomnia and hyperactivity.

AlmaBaby Amber quality

AlmaBaby necklaces are designed and manufactured specifically for children; the length is such that the children can not put the necklace in the mouth and chew on the stones. The necklaces are handmade with natural thread and Baltic Amber perforated and have a certificate of authenticity of the stone. The stones of the necklaces are interspersed with knots so as to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and dispersing in the event of breakage. The closure consists of a screw mechanism, tested in the laboratory, which guarantees maximum safety even in the event of heavy stress. Furthermore, a study conducted by Karlberg et al confirms the low allergenicity of amber also at the cutaneous level (Karlberg et al., 1992).