On the Baltic coast one of the most beautiful stones is extracted - amber. Preparing for the post about the mystery city about Kaliningrad, I remembered one interesting legend about the appearance of amber ...
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A long time ago, at the bottom of the Baltic Sea in a beautiful palace, lived a sea goddess, who was called Yurate. And on the seashore lived and fished a young and handsome guy named Castystis. He sang merry songs and snatched fish nets, picking up mud from the bottom and frightening his favorite fish to Yurate. The goddess sent mermaids to him, who gave the fisherman her order not to throw the net into the sea. But Castystis did not obey the mermaids and continued to do his job. Yurate was angry and surfaced - look at the one who dared not obey her orders ...
I love products made of amber! Products from it give a certain energy impulse, soften the adverse impact of the surrounding negative environment ...
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Healing is all jewelry made of amber. Strips of amber rubbing whiskey with a headache, in antiquity, even in the clothes of a child or in the folds of his underwear sewn an amber bead to protect from harm and disease.
The most famous types of amber are succinite (Baltic amber) - the most famous and widespread variety, gleessite - opaque amber, which has a brown tint and rare black amber, called stenthenite, it is very fragile.
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Amber crumb is used to make medicinal preparations. A tincture of amber is used as a remedy for diseases of the respiratory tract and throat.
Amber is also called "Baltic gold", because the largest deposits of this gem are located just on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Amber is considered a symbol of joy and happiness, health and longevity.
