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The gold of the Baltic
Millions of years ago, resin dripped from ancient pines on the shores of the Baltic Sea. Buried and pressed over time, it hardened and fossilised into amber — a stone warm to the touch and full of light, sometimes holding a tiny piece of the ancient forest inside. Lithuania has gathered this Baltic amber for centuries, and its craftsmen still set it by hand. Gintaras works with those Lithuanian makers, setting pieces of 40-million-year-old amber into jewellery that carries the warmth of the sea that made it.








