In the area that today covers the Baltic Sea. A dense coniferous forest once grew there - exactly about 40 million years ago. The resin that flowed from the trees fell into the water, where it underwent a series of physical and chemical processes, including polymerization. This is how Baltic amber was created.

that is why it became desirable even before our era. Between the countries of the Mediterranean Sea and the areas of the Baltic Sea, including the area of today's Gdansk, a trade route called the Amber Route was established. Merchants first set out on this route for amber in the 5th century BC.

young designers, creating contemporary amber designs. Each of them combines the unique beauty of amber with modern design.