Beeswax is beeswax, a variety of amber, and opaque or translucent amber is called beeswax.

Beeswax is amorphous. Some tissues are loose, and beeswax without other minerals can float in water. The friction of beeswax produces electrostatic charge, which can absorb paper, iron filings and other tiny items. Some of them have electrostatic charge without friction, and have the feeling of "pinching hands". Beeswax is an organic mineral, which, like other natural gems, is rich in texture, colorful, widely used and of excellent value.