The combination of amber and silver in jewellery has been a popular choice for centuries, and for good reason. This pairing brings together the warmth and natural beauty of amber with the cool elegance of silver, creating a visually striking and symbolically rich piece.

Atlas Accessories proudly presents a curated collection that highlights the captivating allure of amber paired with the luxurious sheen of silver. Perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions, these pieces are designed to reflect the unique charm of the earth’s treasures. 

Amber is often referred to as the "gold of the North”. It's associated with warmth, healing, and protection. Believed to be a powerful grounding stone, amber is thought to bring balance and stability.  Silver is known for its antibacterial qualities and symbolises healing and emotional balance. It's often used in jewellery for its calming and protective properties and is said to amplify the properties of any gemstone it is paired with.

When combined, these two elements create a harmonious blend of energies that can be both grounding and uplifting.

Each item boasts masterful craftsmanship, promising both style and durability. Discover necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and more that seamlessly blend tradition with contemporary design, offering versatile elegance for the modern wearer. 

Commonly Asked Questions

Is amber jewellery worth anything?

Yes, amber jewellery can be quite valuable, especially when it features high-quality, authentic amber. Its value is determined by factors such as colour, clarity, age, and the presence of inclusions.

How can you tell if amber jewellery is real?

You can distinguish real amber by conducting a simple float test (real amber floats in saltwater), observing its inclusions, and checking for static electricity when rubbed. All amber used in Atlas Accessories is authenticated to ensure it’s genuine and we provide a certificate of authenticity with every piece.

Which amber is the most valuable?

Baltic amber is considered the most valuable due to its historical significance and quality. Specimens from this region often contain fossilised inclusions, adding to their uniqueness and appeal.

How do you clean silver and amber jewellery?

Clean silver amber jewellery using a soft, damp cloth for the amber and a silver polishing cloth for the metal. Avoid using harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners, as they can damage the amber.