Multi-Color Nugget Shaped Amber Teething Necklace

Baltic Amber has been long recognized throughout Europe For its healing and soothing properties. When worn, the Baby's skin warms up the amber which then releases small amounts of healing oils thereby soothing and reducing inflammation.

Is this something new? No.
" The first records concerning amber use as medicine date back to antiquity. Initially medicines were made only from ingredients available in the natural environment: plants, animals and minerals It was also believed that the more ingredients a medicine contained, the better the final results. An original formula by Nicolaus Copernicus, kept in Sweden, specifies 22 ingredients, including amber.

Albert the Great (1193-1280), a Dominican and a philosopher, identifies amber as the first among the six most effective medicines; succinum, ocastoreum, mors, camphor, tartarus, and aurum. Tinctures originating from the same period were based on beer, wine or water and were effective cures for stomach and rheumatic aches. There are no records even vaguely suggesting any undesirable or harmful effect of amber." -The Bakken Museum

Is it safe?
"Recent scientific research also proves that succinic acid has a very positive influence on the human organism. It strengthens the body, improves immunity, energy-related processes and the balance of acids. Succinic acid was analyzed (1886) by the pioneer of modern bacteriology, Nobel-prize winner Robert Koch, who confirmed its positive influence discovering that there is no risk of the accumulation of surplus amounts of succinic acid in the human organism, even after the introduction of considerable amounts into the body."-The Bakken Museum

How do I use it?
Simply unscrew the plastic screw covered in Amber and place on the neck of a supervised child. These necklaces are not meant to be chewed on and should only be worn with adult supervision. The beads are knotted between each bead so that id it breaks, the beads will not run off posing a choking hazard. The necklace is also designed to break if it becomes snagged, but again, please supervise your child in case it doesn't break.