Otherwise known as the "Baltic gold," it is fossilized resin from coniferous trees. It is fascinating due to the variety of forms and colors, as well as the history encapsulated within it – alongside air bubbles, one can find remnants of plants or animals. The most popular amber is in shades of yellow and gold, while colorless amber or those with hues leaning towards green or red are less commonly found. Amber is not just jewelry; it is also a product with healing properties and finds its application in cosmetology.