Body Care

Adult amber necklace, multicolor.

Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.

When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Amber also accelerates wound healing, has a calming effect on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.

• Designed and made especially for children.
• The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
• The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from falling off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
• The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.

This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.

Length: Approximately 45/46 cm

Material: Amber

Description of Amber

Mineral class: organic stone.

Chemical formula: C10H16O + S

In the scientific community today, amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.

Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.

Element

• Fire: the fire element relates to the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
• Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.

Chakra associated with Amber

Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")

Mythology

The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.

Amber jewelry has also been found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since no amber deposits are known in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.

According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.

Effect on the body

Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.

Effect on the psyche

Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It gives mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.

How to use Amber

Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, you can leave a piece of amber in a glass of water overnight and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.

Adult amber necklace in lemon color.

Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.

When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves immune system efficiency, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Amber also accelerates wound healing, has calming effects on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.

• Designed and made especially for children.
• The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
• The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
• The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.

This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.

Length: Approximately 45/46 cm

Material: Amber

Description of Amber

Mineral class: organic stone.

Chemical formula: C10H16O + S

In the scientific community today, amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.

Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.

Element

• Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
• Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.

Chakra associated with Amber

Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")

Mythology

The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.

Amber jewelry was also found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, possessed life of its own.

According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.

Effect on the body

Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.

Effect on the psyche

Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.

How to use Amber

Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to wear the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.

Description

It has been used for centuries in Liguria, where it can still be found in some old pharmacies.

It is also known in Provence, throughout South America, and in Ayurveda as an ancient natural remedy for pain relief.

Sulfur provides excellent results, especially for NECK PAIN, ARTHRITIS, DRAFTS, RHEUMATISM, PERIARTHRITIS OF THE SHOULDERS AND ARMS; CIRCULATION PROBLEMS; CRAMPS AND BRUISES.

Rolled over inflamed and painful areas, it provides relief by absorbing negative electrostatic tension.

Directions:

Roll the Sulfur Stick over the painful area for 4–5 minutes. Small crackling sounds will indicate that the sulfur is working, absorbing the negative electrostatic tension in the inflamed and painful area and providing immediate relief!

Even a clean break of the stick is a positive sign, as it indicates that the tension has been absorbed quickly. Continue massaging with a new stick until the treatment is complete, or until you no longer hear crackling sounds.

Broken pieces can still be used. It is best to hold them under running water for one minute to discharge what they have absorbed and then place them in the freezer for 5 minutes before using them. They can be used as long as you are still able to roll them!

The sticks absorb tension more effectively when they are cold, especially in summer. Place them in the freezer for at least 5 minutes before using them and then, as already mentioned, rinse them under running water once they break.

Another use for small broken pieces of the sticks is to crumble them and dissolve them in hot water to make foot baths and compresses for painful areas.

Dimensions: 8.5 x 2.5 cm

Package contents: 3 sticks

Adult amber bracelet in lemon color.

Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.

When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has remarkable analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Amber also accelerates wound healing, has calming effects on the nervous system, promotes sleep, alleviates respiratory conditions, and reduces inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.

• Designed and made especially for children.
• The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
• The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
• The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.

This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.

Diameter: approximately 18/19 cm

Material: Amber

Description of Amber

Mineral class: organic stone.

Chemical formula: C10H16O + S

In today's scientific community, amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The most widely used in jewelry today is that from the Baltic countries.

Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a fossilization process and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.

Element

• Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
• Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.

Chakra associated with Amber

Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")

Mythology

The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.

Amber jewelry was also found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" derives, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since no amber deposits are known in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.

According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glass blowers. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.

Effect on the body

Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.

Effect on the psyche

Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.

How to use Amber

Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.

Adult amber bracelet in honey color.

Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.

When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Amber also accelerates wound healing, has calming effects on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.

• Designed and made especially for children.
• The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
• The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from falling off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
• The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.

This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.

Diameter: approximately 18/19 cm

Material: Amber

Description of Amber

Mineral class: organic stone.

Chemical formula: C10H16O + S

In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The one most widely used in jewelry today comes from the Baltic countries.

Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a process of fossilization and gradual mineralization over time. Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.

Element

• Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
• Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.

Chakra associated with Amber

Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")

Mythology

The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive due to the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made from this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used. For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.

Amber jewelry was also found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" derives, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe. In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.

According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glass blowers. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.

Effect on the body

Amber improves and protects the general state of health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders. It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma. It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.

Effect on the psyche

Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth. It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It gives mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.

How to use Amber

Amber can be charged under running water. To obtain lasting effects on the spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time. As for physical therapy, you can leave a piece of amber in a glass of water overnight and drink it in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.

Adult amber bracelet in cognac color.

Amber is a fossilized resin derived from the fossilized sap of trees that grew in the Baltic regions more than 50 million years ago.

When in contact with the warmth of the skin, amber secretes succinic acid, a completely natural substance. Scientific research has shown that succinic acid improves the efficiency of the immune system, reduces excessive salivation, and has significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Amber also accelerates wound healing, has a calming effect on the nervous system, promotes sleep, and alleviates respiratory conditions and inflammation of the mouth, throat, and ears.

• Designed and made especially for children.
• The length is such that children cannot put the necklace in their mouths and chew on the stones.
• The stones in the necklaces are separated by knots to prevent them from slipping off the necklace and getting lost if it breaks.
• The clasp consists of a screw mechanism, laboratory-tested, which guarantees maximum safety even under heavy strain.

This is a natural product, so the color, shape, and dimensions vary and may differ from the image shown.

Diameter: approximately 18/19 cm

Material: Amber

Description of Amber

Mineral class: organic stone.

Chemical formula: C10H16O + S

In today's scientific community, Amber refers to any fossilized resin, and its varieties are identified by their geographical origin (currently it is collected in Germany, Romania, Sicily, and Myanmar). The one most widely used in jewelry today comes from the Baltic countries.

Amber is emitted by conifers in the form of resin, which later undergoes a process of fossilization and gradual mineralization over time.Translucent, with a color ranging from yellow to reddish, it may contain insects that were trapped at the time of its formation.

Element

• Fire: the fire element concerns the sphere of energy and masculine strength (courage, willpower, purification, conquest);
• Ether: or Akasha, the fifth element, governs and connects Earth, Air, Fire, and Water together, and is a symbol of life and longevity.

Chakra associated with Amber

Third chakra Manipura ("Navel and Solar Plexus")

Mythology

The etymology of the term is uncertain, as it has no explanation in Arabic, from which it seems to derive because of the prefix. Amber was the first precious stone in history. Jewelry and other objects were made with this resin even in ancient Egypt, where it was also used.For over 7000 years it has been used as a therapeutic stone and as an amulet. In Buddhism it is one of the seven treasures and is associated with wisdom.

Amber jewelry was also found in Greece, where it was called elektron, from which the modern term "electricity" comes, since it indeed has the property of becoming electrified by friction. Since there are no known amber deposits in Greece, it was certainly imported, most likely following the invasion of the Dorians from Northern Europe.In ancient cultures it was considered sacred because it was believed to contain the principle of life and, since it was warm to the touch unlike other stones, it possessed life of its own.

According to a Turkish fable, amber mouthpieces prevent infections when sharing a pipe (hookah). To this day it is used in the industrial production of pipe mouthpieces and glassblowing pipes. In the Middle Ages, the amber trade was controlled by the Knights Templar.

Effect on the body

Amber improves and protects overall health: it is an excellent detoxifier and pain reliever. It alleviates stomach, spleen, and kidney disorders.It helps treat allergies such as those to animals, hay, and pollen, and alleviates problems related to asthma.It works against arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain. It is useful in cases of joint problems, strengthens the mucous membranes, and helps children with teething.

Effect on the psyche

Amber promotes the development of a sunny nature in the individual, making them spontaneous, open, peaceful, and optimistic. It purifies negative energies, calms the nervous system, and instills a sense of warmth.It instills lightheartedness and happiness and increases decision-making ability by strengthening self-confidence and personal motivation. It provides mental flexibility and stimulates creativity. Thanks to the development of these qualities, the individual can more easily achieve success.

How to use Amber

Amber can be charged under running water. To achieve lasting effects on a spiritual level, it is recommended to keep the amber in close contact with the skin for a long time.Regarding physical therapy, a piece of amber can be left in a glass of water overnight and drunk in the morning on an empty stomach to alleviate rheumatic pain.

Tiger Balm produced in Italy with 100% naturally derived ingredients, respecting the original Indian formula, paraffin-free.

This magical ointment is known and appreciated worldwide.

Born in Burma in 1870, Tiger Balm is widely known and appreciated for its balsamic and pain-relieving properties.

It relieves arthritic, joint, and muscle pain (very useful for athletes who need to quickly loosen their muscles), tendinitis, as well as respiratory tract disorders, such as colds, bronchitis, coughs, and nasal congestion.

It is also used to relieve headaches and mosquito bites.

It dissolves in boiling water for steam inhalation and can also be used in a candle warmer for balsamic aromatherapy.

It is therefore a fantastic ointment, of which only a small amount is needed to achieve great benefits.

Our Tiger Balm is produced by us respecting the original formulation of Dr. Aw Chu Kin, the Burmese creator of this product, but replacing the paraffin base (a petroleum-based chemical product) with beeswax.

It also contains camphor, menthol, and essential oils of clove, cajeput, cinnamon, and mint.

• Free from chemical preservatives and colorants.
• In a 10 ml frosted glass jar.
• Also suitable for children

Which balm to choose?

There are two different types:

The red balm: mainly used locally for muscle and skeletal pain and rheumatism, to be used preventively even before exercising or doing strenuous work.

The white balm: mainly used locally for mosquito bites, itching, colds, coughs, headaches, and as an inhalation for sinusitis.

Differences between original red and white Tiger Balm:

In its original version, this balm has a warmer red color.

The red color is due to the presence of ammonium hydroxide. This version is stronger and more intense in its effects. It tends to be applied in case of muscle and joint pain or to relieve rheumatism.

Applying this product to the skin tends to be associated with an intense sensation of heat.

The lighter white version proves useful for reducing symptoms related to disorders such as headaches and nasal congestion. It can also be an effective natural remedy to limit the itching sensation caused by mosquito bites.

An ancient herbal ointment, Tiger Balm is a natural remedy with analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

White Tiger Balm is mainly used by people suffering from headaches and migraines, to decongest the respiratory tract, or simply to relieve insect bites.

Which balm should you choose?

There are two different types:

Red balm: mainly used topically for muscle and joint pain and rheumatism, and can also be used preventively before sports or strenuous work.

White balm: mainly used topically for mosquito bites, itching, colds, coughs, headaches, and inhaled for sinusitis.

Differences between original Red Tiger Balm and White Tiger Balm:

In its original version, this balm has a redder, warmer color.

The red color is due to the presence of ammonium hydroxide. This version has stronger and more intense effects. It tends to be applied for muscle and joint pain or to relieve rheumatism.

Applying this product to the skin tends to produce an intense warming sensation.

The lighter white version is useful for reducing symptoms associated with conditions such as headaches and nasal congestion. It can also be an effective natural remedy for relieving itching caused by mosquito bites.

Ingredients: 

The exact composition of Tiger Balm is a mixture made with the following quantities of:

• camphor (between 17 and 25%),
• menthol (from 8 to 12%)
• Cajeput oil (between 6 and 8%)
• peppermint oil (between 8 and 10%),
• clove oil (between 1 and 2%)
• blackcurrant oil for Red Balm (between 1 and 2%)
• eucalyptus oil for White Balm.
• Paraffin is also used to bind the ointment (40-42% of the product).

Weight: 19 grams

Origins

It was originally created around 1870 in Burma by a Chinese herbalist named Aw Chu Kin. He created this ointment by mixing various natural ingredients. It is said that on his deathbed he asked his sons to perfect the recipe for this balm.

His sons took over and moved to Singapore, where Haw Par Corporation, the company that owns the registered trademark of the ointment, was later founded.

Imitations of the balm now exist, and copies of the product can be found on the market.