Amber Europa

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Amber Europa, also known as Baltic amber, is a type of fossilized resin from ancient coniferous trees that grew in the Baltic region during the Eocene epoch, around 40 million years ago. The name "amber" comes from the Arabic word "anbar," meaning "intense," due to its intense color. The specific area where it is found, the Baltic region, is called "Amber Europa" to distinguish it from other amber sources around the world. Amber Europa is appreciated not just for its golden color, but also for its preservative properties as some insects and plant fragments are still visible within the amber. Its unique history and characteristics make it a fascinating natural resource.