Beeswax is an opaque or translucent amber, which belongs to organic gemstones and its color is mainly yellow. Generally speaking, the more positive, thicker, deeper and more uniform the color of beeswax, the better the quality. Beeswax can be divided into red, white and yellow according to color. If subdivided, it can be divided into white beeswax, white beeswax, lemon yellow beeswax, goose yellow beeswax, yellow beeswax, chicken oil yellow beeswax, brown yellow beeswax, brown red beeswax, bordeaux beeswax and so on.

In terms of rarity, red beeswax is the rarest, white beeswax, chicken oil yellow beeswax and brown beeswax are relatively rare, while white beeswax, lemon yellow beeswax, goose yellow beeswax and yellow beeswax are more common. Eighty-nine percent of the world's beeswax is produced in Baltic countries, such as Russia, Poland, Sweden and other countries.