Amber is the resin of coniferous plants, which has been buried underground for a long time due to geological effects. The resin loses its volatile components and polymerizes and solidifies to form products! At present, what is widely seen in the market is that the value of modern amber is not high, but it has been buried for a long time, and the old mine that has been calcified into amber stone is more collectible! Amber can be divided into Jin Po, Xuepo, Insect Po, Xiangpo, Lingpo, Qibao, Huapo, Shuipo, Lanpo, Wapo, Milla and Korean pine resin. Its producing areas are: Romania, Siberia, Sicily, Myanmar, Baltic countries and so on! Amber is an organic substance dissolved in alcohol. It softens when heated to 150℃ with fire and melts at 250℃-300℃. Soluble in alcohol, easy to soften or heated by fire, giving off a faint fragrance of pine! Beeswax is also a kind of amber, but it is opaque, so it is often mistaken for two different gems. In fact, beeswax is amber, but it is opaque because of the high content of succinic acid. Merchants call it beeswax, so the function of real beeswax is the same as that of amber. After wearing beeswax for a long time, succinic acid will gradually decrease due to human body temperature. Turn transparent amber! Amber is a native natural ore, which is easy to embrittle, so the jewelry industry must go through some procedures when making it into wearable products such as hand-refined, bracelets and necklaces, so that it is not easy to embrittle! Amber has a low melting point, is easy to melt, and is afraid of heat and exposure. Amber products should avoid direct sunlight and should not be placed in high temperature places. Amber is easy to dehydrate, too dry and easy to crack! Imitations of amber are bakelite, plastic and glass, which are generally distinguished according to the low density, high hardness and easy softening of amber.