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Natural Baltic Amber Baby Teething Bracelet
Pain Relief, Symbol of Courage and Remedy for Ailments
Baroque Style, 6 different colours, 14-16cm long
Australian Stock available in 6 different colours to choose from
Baltic Amber Teething Jewellery have been used for centuries to help soothe, calm ad reduce pain associated with the teething caries of babies. Early physicians prescribed amber for headaches, heart problems, arthritis and a variety of other ailments. In ancient times, amber was carried by travellers for protection. To early Christians, amber signified the presence of the Lord.
In the Far East, amber is the symbol of courage; Asian cultures regard amber as the 'soul of the tiger'; Egyptians placed a piece of amber in the casket of a loved one to ensure the body would forever remain whole. Present day moms and dads are still in awe of what it can do as a natural remedy when new teething are arriving for the first time. Amber is good to children who hardly speak caused of fright/scare. It also helps to children who demand for too much of attention.
Our Baltic Amber Baby Teething Bracelet
Frequently Asked Questions
What is amber?
Amber is fossilized tree resin which has been appreciated for its colour and natural beauty since Neolithic times. Through oxidation and polymerization process, resin transforms first into copal, then sustained heat and pressure drives off terpens and results in the formation of amber.
What does Baltic Amber come from?
Baltic amber is a specific subset of amber that is found in the region of Baltic Sea. About 90% of the world extractable amber is still located in the Kaliningrad Oblast of Europe on the Baltic Sea. It dates from 45 million years ago.
What is the composition of Baltic Amber?
Baltic amber contains 3-8% of succinic acid, a scientifically examined medical substance used in contemporary medicine. From a chemical point of view, amber consists of 79% carbon, 10.5% hydrogen and 10.5% oxygen. The average composition of amber leads to the general formula C10H16O.
What does Natural Baltic Amber do?
It reduces red inflamed cheeks and stimulates the thyroid glands to reduce drooling. More importantly, it contains DNA material (inclusions of tiny particles of small plants and insects). Thus Baltic amber has the ability to facilitate natural healing and provide other therapeutic treatments to support the body’s immune system.
How Baltic amber does work?
When it is worn on the skin, the skins warmth releases minuscule amounts of healing oils which are then absorbed into the skin through the bloodstream. It has a calming effect to those who wear it. This amber is completely natural pain relief with no side effect. So the amber is treated as perfect for teething babies and toddlers.
How safe are Amber Teething Bracelet to wear?
Breaking is unlikely to happen, even if the amber bracelet would break only one bead would come of, because of having a knot before and after each bead. Necklaces fasten with a plastic screw clasp that opens and closes easily.
What happens if my child chews on the beads of Bracelet?
The beads of bracelet are too small for a child to choke on. If a child swallow amber bead from the necklace, it won`t be harmful since it is not poisonous. It used to be ground up and swallowed in medicinal mixtures.
Can teething Bracelet be worn during sleep?
Amber will crack and break under too much pressure. Teething jewellery should be removed when child is sleeping or unattended.
Is it suitable to wear Bracelet after teething?
Bracelet can be worn even after teething is finished because it continues to provide other benefits of ambers therapeutic properties.
Are the Bracelets just for girls?
Amber teething bracelets are designed to look great on girls as well as boys and provide the same incredible benefits regardless.
What is the true appearance of Baltic amber?
Amber occurs in a range of different colours. As well as the usual Yellow-Orange-Brown that is associated with the colour “amber”, amber itself can range from a whitish colour through a pale lemon yellow, to brown and almost black. Other more uncommon colours include cherry green, and even blue amber, which is rare and highly sought after.
Is Baltic Amber a Stone?
Baltic Amber is not a crystal and it cannot be classified as a stone. It is less dense than stone, but too dense to float. It is beautiful, very lightweight, renews energy, as well as has a calming effect to those who wear it.
When can my baby wear his natural Baltic amber teething bracelet?
The bracelet can be worn from birth or as soon as the baby starts teething and showing any signs of pain or discomfort from teething. The earlier you start the better your baby will be used to wearing it.
Choose from 6 different colours
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Shipping
We post all orders usually within one business day of placing order. If you place an order on Friday afternoon, item will be shipped on Monday. If you need it urgently, we can talk about sending with express post for you. Please send us a message with your purchase to let us know what colour of necklace you want. If we don't hear from you in two days, we will send a colour of our own choosing.
What's In The Padded Bag?
1. Organza Gift bag
2. Baltic Amber Teething Baby Bracelet
3. Authenticity Certificate
4. Safe Keeping Instruction manual
Returns
If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return any item in its original and unworn condition within 14 days after your receive it. The buyer is responsible for return postage costs. We cannot be responsible for items which are lost in shipment when being returned.
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