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Baltic amber (succinite) is an over 40-million-year-old fossil resin. From among other fossil resins, Baltic amber is distinguished by its age, its 3-8% amber acid content and its unique beauty. Today, almost half of the world’s Baltic amber extraction takes place in Plazhova Mine in Yantarny on the Sambian Peninsula (Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia).

Origin of Baltic Amber

Amber (succinite) Deposits

Varieties of Baltic Amber

Properties of Baltic Amber

Amber in Magic and Medicine

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