Amber is a natural resin — warm, light, and sensitive to chemicals and heat. To keep your piece looking its best:

• Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, and cleaning products
• Remove jewelry before swimming or bathing
• Store in a soft pouch or box, away from direct sunlight
• Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth
• If the surface becomes dull, a drop of olive oil on a cloth can restore its natural warmth.

With the right care, amber jewelry lasts a lifetime — and often improves with age. For a deeper guide, visit our [Care Guide] page.

Our family has worked with amber for 4 generations, over the past 100 years.

The story began on the island of Læsø, where the North Sea and the Kattegat meet — one of Denmark's richest shores for finding amber. But as my father Erik moved to Jutland, my parents Margit and Erik Ravgård have spent the past 45 years running their open workshop and store in Sønderlev, between Hjørring and Lønstrup in northern Denmark.

In the workshop, Erik transforms raw amber into unique jewelry of his own design — polishing, shaping, and setting each stone by hand. The workshop is also equipped with wood lathes, where Erik turns wood of all kinds into beautiful bowls and Christmas trees with amber details. Margit brings her own eye for design and detail to every piece.

We work exclusively with genuine Nordic amber, also known as Baltic amber, formed by ancient trees and shaped over millions of years in earth and sea. No two pieces are ever the same — their colors, inclusions, surface textures, and inner glow vary naturally from piece to piece. Our role is not to control the material, but to work with it slowly, intentionally, and with care for its natural expression.

We believe in slow craftsmanship and jewelry made to last.

We are a small family run business, and we are proud to be.

If you have any questions, you are always welcome to reach out via the chat — you will receive a personal reply from me, Christine, the 4th generation.

Thank you for supporting Danish craftsmanship.