Amber by Color

Raw Amber Jewelry

Raw amber keeps the natural, unpolished surface of Baltic amber — organic and earthy, set in 925 sterling silver.

4 pieces

Raw amber keeps the natural, unpolished surface of Baltic amber — organic and earthy, set in 925 sterling silver.

Each raw amber piece is genuine and unique, finished by hand in Bali.

Forest Walk Bracelet — AMBERRA bracelets
bracelets Forest Walk Bracelet Natural Amber · 925 Sterling Silver
$125 View
Raw Amber Cuff Bracelet — AMBERRA bracelets
bracelets Raw Amber Cuff Bracelet Natural Raw Amber · 925 Sterling Silver
$229 View
Raw Amber Oval Ring — AMBERRA rings
rings Raw Amber Oval Ring Raw Natural Amber · Sterling Silver
$189 View
Raw Triangle Ring — AMBERRA rings
rings Raw Triangle Ring Raw Natural Amber · Sterling Silver
$175 View

What Is Raw Amber?

Raw amber keeps the natural, unpolished surface of Baltic amber rather than a smooth cabochon. Organic and earthy, it shows the stone much as it is found — matte, textured and full of character.

Wearing Raw Amber

Raw amber suits a natural, bohemian look and pairs beautifully with hand-forged 925 sterling silver. As with all AMBERRA amber, each raw piece is genuine and one of a kind.

Raw Amber & Natural Living

Leaving amber unpolished keeps it closest to how it is found — honest, textured and elemental. For anyone who values natural materials and a grounded, earthy aesthetic, it offers all the warmth and history of Baltic amber without the polished formality. Each piece keeps the stone’s own surface and character.

The Weathered Skin of Raw Amber

The matte crust on raw pieces is the oxidised outer skin, formed over millions of years and usually a shade darker than the translucent resin beneath. Leaving it unpolished preserves the stone much as a Baltic gatherer would have found it on the shore — texture, color and provenance intact — rather than grinding it into a uniform cabochon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is raw amber?

Raw amber is natural Baltic amber left unpolished, keeping its organic texture and natural surface rather than being shaped into a smooth cabochon. It is the same fossilised conifer resin known as succinite that formed around 40 million years ago in the Baltic region, shown much as it is found: matte, textured and full of character. The weathered outer crust is the stone oxidised skin, formed over millions of years and usually a shade darker than the translucent resin beneath. Leaving it unpolished preserves the amber as a Baltic gatherer would have found it, and AMBERRA sets each raw piece by hand in 925 sterling silver.