Amber beads for children satin in the color of cognac with ulexite and opalite

Charming and very attractive teething amber beads for children made of satinized larger round baroque pieces of amber in the color of cognac combined with round beads of opalite and blue ulexite. The combination of amber in the color of cognac and the iridescent play of ulexite and opalite creates a beautiful impression, the beads are cheerful and will put a smile on your child's face. Bead treatment: satin surface, smooth velvety to the touch, evoking pleasant sensations of a warm surface. The length of the beads is approx. 31.5 cm. Screw cap. The wearing of amber beads by children is a traditional thing in Europe, especially during the teething period. Illustrative image.

According to European folk traditions, especially in the Baltic countries, amber beads have been placed around children's necks for teething pain for centuries. Since ancient times, people have believed that amber is also a very effective protective stone. Amber contains aromatic substances that are released by heat, so it is recommended to wear it on bare skin or expose the beads to the sun's rays. It then supplies the body with energy.

Amber beads for children are made of natural round polished amber, have a screw cap made of polyresin (i.e. nickel-free) and each bead is secured separately with a knot in case of breakage (beads do not all fall out). This particular type of round pieces of amber, polished almost to the appearance of natural beads, is often called "baroque" because these shapes were very popular in jewelry during the baroque period.

Important safety notice: the amber beads are not for children to play with, so we strongly recommend not letting children play with or bite the necklace. Despite all the locking safety features on the beads, there may be a danger of swallowing the bead if it breaks. Children should only wear beads in the presence of adults, so never leave children alone with beads without the active supervision of an adult!

Opal itself is milky white, but under the influence of light, it plays out color tones that prevail according to the color and the angle of incidence of the light beam.

Opalite and ulexite are not natural stones.