Amber

Many myths and fairy tales are associated with amber, mainly about its origin. According to some of the myths, amber is obtained from the sun's rays thickened inside the sea, from the blue silt heated by the sun from the seabed, from the sun's rays crashed against the cold sea waves.
They also believed that amber relieves disease. Amulet with amber is able to protect a person from the evil eye. The golden hue and luster of the stone help to soothe sadness. Amber necklace protects against goiter. Succinic acid acts as an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent on the body, removes toxins and relieves stress. Spoons and bowls for wine were made of amber to neutralize poisons.
Amber is a sun stone, a bunch of sun rays, energy accumulated over centuries. In order for the stone to reveal its possibilities, it is recommended to frame it in white metals, for example, silver or platinum.
It is noticed that seeds treated with succinic acid have better germination, are less susceptible to diseases, and accelerate in growth. The resinous smell of smoldering amber helps with asthma and bronchitis, and other colds. Amber is added to incense in eastern temples.