The Baltic Sea is the best producing area of beeswax. Baltic Sea is the largest amber producing area in the world, accounting for more than 70% of the total amber production in the world. Mineral deposits are mainly concentrated in Zambia Peninsula and Gdansk Bay, with large scale and good production quality. The main varieties of Baltic amber are Jin Po, Sherper and beeswax. Baltic beeswax is deeply colored and golden in color, which is widely sought after all over the world, and Haiper in the Baltic Sea is also famous all over the world. They are very uniform in color, delicate in texture and have a unique amber smell. The Baltic Sea also has a unique cultural history, so it is called the land of beeswax.

What are the characteristics of Baltic beeswax?

Baltic amber is usually classified according to transparency: transparent amber is called Jin Po, opaque amber is called beeswax, and transparent amber and opaque amber are called Jindi honey. But some amber is very special, so it is called other proper names, but basically it can't escape these three classifications. However, there is no specialized division and appraisal by professional appraisal institutions, so it often brings troubles to friends who have just entered the business. Baltic beeswax itself has honey luster, full of vitality and perfect jewelry temperament, which makes the wearer more beautiful and moving. Most of them are presented in the form of yellow, which coincides with the fact that yellow is the main popular element this year, injecting a sense of fashion into it. Baltic beeswax is a symbol of eternal love and the best choice for token of love.

How about Baltic beeswax?

The biggest feature of Baltic beeswax is its variety. Not only the colors are diverse, but also the internal structures are numerous, and the contents and weathering degree are different. There are transparent, opaque, red, yellow, brown, white and even blue, green and other colors, as well as various minerals or plant seeds, mosaic patterns and gold and silver thread winding patterns. , dazzling. Most Baltic amber has natural scales, which look crystal clear, dazzling and fascinating. Amber from other places will have scales, but it is not as gorgeous and moving as Baltic amber. Amber in the Baltic Sea accounts for 90% of the world's total amber production, and its precious contents are remarkable, because these are primitive creatures thousands of years ago, and many of them have long since disappeared from the earth. Inside amber, you can see that its captive is a spider in the forest. When you see lifelike animals hundreds of millions of years ago, you will have to sigh the magic of nature. Baltic amber is not only the representative of time, but also orange and transparent, which will change when it is close to fire. After careful carving by skilled craftsmen, there will be a perfect, smooth and round amber product. Amber is regarded as the representative of love, because it has not changed for almost ten million years.