Tumbled Baltic Amber for Joy & Healing

These polished stones are available in multiple sizes: Small stones measure approximately ¾" x ¾" x ¼" Medium stones measure approximately 1" x ¾" x ½" Large stones measure approximately 1½" x ¾" x ½" Size is approximate and may vary slightly from piece to piece.  Common Healing Properties of Amber:   Enhances your inner radiance Helps to manifest joy in your life Heals and balances the mind, body, and spirit Banishes fear Promotes peace and calming Enhances magic and spell-work   I am a stone of old magic and great healing power. I work with the wise, passing down the healing gifts of the ancestors. With intention, I can bring you great joy and peace. Colors: Yellow, Gold, Honey Associated Chakras: Sacral (2nd), Solar Plexus (3rd) Zodiac Signs: Leo, Scorpio Elements: Earth, Fire Companion Flowers: St. John's Wort Companion Essential Oil: Palo Santo Companion Stone: Jet Common Origins: Poland, Alaska (USA), Dominican Republic Notes: Amber is also known as Allingite, Glessum, Glesum, Lyncurium, Lynx Stone, Chryselectrum, Gum Stone, Gumstone, Pit Amber, Succin, and Succinite Amber Lore: More myths and legends may surround amber than any other stone. Some are bizarre, such as the belief among some ancient Greeks that it was actually congealed lynx urine, but most emphasize amber’s precious nature and connect it with energy from the sun. Amber’s lore goes far back in time. Prehistoric people carved the first known three-dimensional figures from amber, and there is evidence they used these carvings as talismans. One Neolithic charm was an amber egg with a rooster carved into it, symbolizing new beginnings (the sunrise, new birth, etc.) The insects sometimes found trapped in amber also suggest concepts of life and rebirth. Tribes in ancient Britain and northern Europe worshipped an Earth goddess, “the mother of all gods,” who took the form of an amber boar. And the Celtic sun god, Ambres, was named after the stone. Perhaps the most amazing and beautiful room in the world is the Amber Room of the Catherine Palace in Pushkin, Russia. The walls of this room are covered with panels of intricately carved amber, and much of the furniture is made from amber as well.    Crystal Healing is not meant to replace conventional medicine, but rather to complement and enhance it. Information within this site is metaphysical in nature and is by no means medical. Crystals should only be used with the understanding that they are not an independent therapy, but rather are just part of a holistic healing approach to wellness.