The Amber Journal
Sourcing Amber Responsibly: What 'Ethical' Means for a Fossil
Amber doesn't get mined the way most gems do — here's what responsible sourcing actually looks like for a fossil resin.
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Amber Brooches: A Small History of a Fastening Stone
Before amber was set into rings and pendants, it fastened cloaks and collars — the brooch is one of its oldest jewelry forms.
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The Buying Guide: How to Choose Your First Piece of Amber Jewelry
New to amber? Here's the short version of everything we've covered this month, distilled into one starting guide.
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Small Amber Objects: Bookends, Boxes, and Desk Pieces
Not everything we make is meant to be worn — amber carved into small objects brings the same warmth to a desk or shelf.
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Amber at Sea: Sailors, Ports, and a Stone That Floats in Saltwater
Amber is one of the only gems light enough to float in saltwater — a fact that shaped centuries of Baltic maritime life.
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Amber for Weddings: Something Old, Something Baltic
Amber has quietly been a Baltic wedding tradition for generations — here's how it fits into a modern wedding, as a bride or a gift.
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Amber Hair Accessories: Combs, Pins, and Barrettes
Long before amber was set in rings and pendants, it was carved into combs. The tradition is quietly making a comeback.
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Amber Rings: From Statement Cabochon to Delicate Band
The amber ring spans two very different moods — bold statement piece and quiet everyday band. Here's how to tell which one you want.
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Layering Amber: How to Wear Multiple Pieces Without Overdoing It
Amber layers beautifully once you know the rule: vary the scale, keep the color family close.
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