Amber is probably best known for its insect and other types of inclusions. Millions of years ago, when amber oozed from countless plants, the substance acted as a sticky trap for ants, bees, termites, and other insects. Flower parts, leaves, and pine needles are also typical amber inclusions, along with gas bubbles. Amber containing larger […]

Amber was the world’s first recognised gem and the only one to be found in Denmark. In ancient times from the Stone Age to the Viking era our forefathers in Denmark and indeed the whole of prehistoric Europe agreed that amber was something very special. They named it the ‘Nordic Gold’ and made valuable pieces […]