A neat, botanically-inspired brooch, two leaf-shaped amber cabochons set at angles to one another atop a slender twisted silver stem, echoing a budding sprig or young leaf pair unfurling from a single stalk. Each leaf-form cabochon is edged in a fine silver bezel that follows its organic, asymmetric outline rather than a uniform shape. The amber shows a rich, warm cognac-gold tone throughout, mottled with fine dark inclusions and cloudy internal texture that give each leaf its own individual character — no two patches of colour quite the same, in keeping with the natural, handmade feel of the piece. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and its use here in a simple, botanical leaf motif gives the piece an understated, wearable elegance. Finished with a coiled silver pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits neatly on a lapel, collar, or scarf. Dimensions: 45 x 15 x 10mm. Weight: 5.7g. A neat and characterful piece of natural history

A slim, polished bar brooch, its bright silver form twisting gracefully around a central oval cabochon of cognac amber before tapering to a smooth, leaf-shaped point at each end. The twisted silverwork wraps the stone rather than simply framing it, giving the piece a fluid, sculptural quality despite its compact size. The amber shows a rich, warm cognac tone shot through with bright golden inclusions, fine sparkling flecks catching the light vividly against the deeper amber ground and giving the stone real warmth and depth. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this deep cognac variety is prized for its rich, glowing colour. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits neatly on a collar, lapel, or scarf. Dimensions: 45 x 10 x 10mm. Weight: 3.5g. A slender and characterful piece of natural history.

A slender, elongated bar brooch, its long silver form tapering to an ornate scrolled flourish at one end and a simple rounded bead finial at the other. At its centre, a small oval amber cabochon sits within a marquise-shaped silver frame, the surrounding metalwork narrowing gracefully to either side of the stone. The amber shows a warm honey-gold tone with a visible dark inclusion suspended within, giving the small stone real character despite its size. The elongated, understated silhouette of the piece places the emphasis on the flowing silverwork as much as the amber itself, with the decorative scrollwork at the top adding a refined, Art Nouveau-influenced touch. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and here it's set with restraint within a slim, elegant silver form suited to everyday wear. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits neatly along a collar, lapel, or scarf. Dimensions: 50 x 10 x 10mm.  A slender and refined piece of natural history.

A small, elegant bar brooch built around a central oval amber cabochon, its warm golden-orange tone scattered with fine dark inclusions — small flecks, slender fragments and organic debris caught throughout the stone, visible clearly given its compact size. The amber is flanked on either side by graceful silver scrollwork, a pair of open loops curling symmetrically outward from the central stone, before the design tapers to a sharp, arrow-like point at each end. Each pointed finial is set with its own tiny amber accent, echoing the central stone in miniature and adding a neat, considered finishing touch to the design. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this dainty bar brooch makes elegant, restrained use of it — a classic silhouette suited to everyday wear. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits neatly on a collar, scarf, or lapel. Dimensions: 35 x 15 x 10mm. Weight: 4.4g. A dainty and characterful piece of natural history.

A charming figural brooch in the form of a perched owl, its silver body finely detailed with textured feather work along the wings and tail, standing on a carved silver branch. Two small round amber cabochons form the owl's wide, watchful eyes, each a slightly different warm tone that adds a touch of individuality to its expression. The body of the owl is dominated by a large oval amber cabochon, glowing a bright honey-orange and dense with natural inclusions — scattered dark fragments, organic debris and fine detail spread across the stone, giving the impression of feathered texture within the amber itself. The dark silver surround, carved to follow the owl's rounded silhouette, frames the stone like plumage. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and here it's put to charming, figural use in a design full of personality.Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch is a delightful, wearable size for a lapel, scarf, or collar.Dimensions: 32 x 22 x 10mm. Weight: 5g. A charming and characterful piece of natural history.

A sleek, contemporary brooch, its polished silver form flowing in a graceful S-curve to hold two freeform amber cabochons, each nestled within its own wave-like silver frame that follows the organic contour of the stone rather than a fixed geometric shape. Both cabochons show a rich cognac-amber tone, glowing and richly textured with fine inclusions and internal sparkle that catch the light as the piece moves. The bright, polished silver — a departure from the darker oxidised finish seen on more traditional pieces — gives this brooch a clean, modern feel, letting the warm amber tones stand out crisply against the metal. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and here it's given a contemporary setting that suits both everyday wear and a more polished, modern wardrobe. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits neatly on a lapel, scarf, or collar. Weight: 5.8g. Dimensions: 50 x 20 x 10mm. A sleek and characterful piece of natural history.

An elegant brooch built around a single oval amber cabochon, its warm honey-orange tone scattered with striking dark inclusions — fine fragments and organic debris caught throughout the stone, standing out clearly against the glowing amber ground. Above the stone, a graceful spray of oxidised silver leaves curls and overlaps, finely carved with individual veining along each leaf, giving the piece real botanical detail and a soft, naturalistic silhouette. The dark, near-black patina of the silverwork sets off the amber's warmth beautifully, while the leaves' curling, layered arrangement adds movement and depth above the simple oval bezel. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this piece pairs it with classic, finely detailed silver leafwork for a timeless, nature-inspired design. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits beautifully on a lapel, scarf, or collar. Dimensions: 55 x 25 x 10mm. Weight: 8.9g. A characterful and elegant piece of natural history.

A beautifully sculptural rose brooch, its silver stem curving gracefully upward to a single amber-set blossom, with three delicate leaf-and-bud clusters clasping the stem below. The rose head is formed from a rich, deep cognac amber cabochon, cut and polished into a rounded, petal-like form and cradled by curling silver petals at its base — giving the impression of a rose just beginning to open. The amber itself is a warm, deep cognac-red, glowing and richly translucent, with swirling internal flow lines and fine natural inclusions visible throughout, catching the light beautifully as it moves. Its deeper, more intense tone sets this piece apart from paler honey or lemon ambers, lending the rose a warmth and depth that suits its romantic, naturalistic form. Below the amber bloom, three small silver leaf clusters — each finely veined and gently curved — sit along the long, sinuous stem, which sweeps down to a secure pin fitting at the base. The whole piece is worked with real attention to botanical detail, from the curl of the petals to the taper of the stem, making it as much a small sculpture as a brooch. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea. Rendered here in a floral form, it brings that ancient, glowing material into a timeless and romantic design, equally at home on a lapel, scarf, or coat. Weight: 12.3g. Dimensions: 100 x 18 x 18mm. A characterful and romantic piece of natural history.

A compact oval brooch centred on a glowing cabochon of natural amber, its warm orange-gold tone alive with visible natural inclusions — fine elongated fragments, small rounded bubbles and scattered dark flecks suspended throughout the stone, catching the light as they shift across its curved surface. The amber sits within a simple, dark oxidised silver oval bezel, finished with a small stylised leaf or floral detail at the top edge that adds a touch of decorative interest without competing with the stone itself. The dark silver surround throws the amber's warm colour and internal detail into sharp relief. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and pieces like this — compact, richly included, and simply set — make for versatile, easy-to-wear jewellery that puts the stone's natural character front and centre. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch is a neat, wearable size for a lapel, scarf, or collar. Weight: 13.6g. Dimensions: 37 x 30 x 10mm. A characterful piece of natural history.

A striking, free-form artistic brooch, its sinuous silver branchwork curving and looping around three separate amber cabochons in a design that feels organic and hand-sculpted rather than symmetrical or formal. A slender silver stem sweeps up from the pin fitting, twisting through open loops and curling leaf-like forms before framing each stone in its own irregular setting. The largest stone, an organically-shaped freeform cabochon, is a warm honey-gold amber rich with visible natural inclusions — fine plant matter, dark organic debris and swirling internal detail scattered throughout, giving real depth and character to the piece. Above it, a smaller round cabochon in a paler golden tone echoes the same richly included character on a more delicate scale. A third, tiny diamond-shaped accent in deep forest-green amber sits low on the silver stem, adding a subtle note of contrast colour to the design. This layered, sculptural use of multiple ambers in varying shapes, sizes and tones is characteristic of contemporary artisan amber jewellery, where the silverwork is treated as its own expressive form rather than a simple frame. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this piece showcases its natural variety beautifully across three distinct stones in one design. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch has real presence on a lapel, scarf, or collar, its flowing silverwork and rich, layered ambers making it a genuinely one-of-a-kind piece. Dimensions: 70 x 32 x 10mm. Weight: 14g. A characterful, artisan-crafted piece of natural history.

An elegant, elongated brooch centred on a striking navette-shaped cabochon of green amber, its deep, almost bottle-green base shot through with a dazzling scatter of golden, sun-spangled inclusions that catch and flash in the light. The dark ground colour makes the golden flecks glow with real intensity, giving the stone a shimmering, almost galaxy-like depth. The amber sits within a fine twisted rope-edge silver bezel, framing the stone closely along its full length. At each pointed end, the silver tapers into a slender, elegant finial, each accented with a small silver bead detail — a refined, classic touch that echoes the elongated shape of the stone itself and gives the piece a graceful, tapering silhouette from tip to tip. The sparkling, golden-flecked character seen in this piece is characteristic of "green amber" or sun-spangled amber, prized for the way light plays across the fine internal fractures within the stone. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this variety shows off its lively, luminous character particularly well. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch sits elegantly on a lapel, scarf, or collar, its slender navette shape and sparkling stone making it a refined, eye-catching piece. Dimensions: 75 x 25 x 10mm. Weight: 14.4g. A elegant and luminous piece of natural history.

A striking oval brooch centred on a large, glowing cabochon of natural amber, dramatically rich with dark, swirling inclusions and fine organic matter suspended throughout — plant debris, fine filaments and small dark flecks scattered across the golden depths, giving the stone an almost landscape-like quality as the eye moves across it. The amber's warm honey-orange tone glows beautifully against the oxidised, near-black silver surround. The bezel itself is a simple, elegant oval frame, accented at one side by a delicately worked silver rose in high relief, its petals softly coiled, flanked by two finely veined leaves that curve gracefully around the edge of the stone. The dark, oxidised finish of the silverwork throws the rose and leaf detail into sharp relief while letting the amber's colour and internal detail take centre stage. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea — and pieces like this, rich with visible natural inclusions, are especially sought after for the way they capture a genuine, ancient moment in time within the stone itself. Dimensions: 43 x 37 x 12mm. Weight: 15.9g. A characterful and richly detailed piece of natural history.

A striking .925 sterling silver spider brooch, handcrafted in Poland, its body and eight sinuous wire legs formed in silver and cradling a single large oval cabochon of natural Baltic amber at its centre. The spider's form is beautifully realised — a cluster of small silver beads forms the head and thorax, while the long, gently curved legs splay outward in a lifelike, naturalistic pose that gives the piece real movement and presence. The amber itself is a warm, glowing butterscotch-gold tone, smooth and highly domed, with a deep, glassy translucency that catches and holds the light. Its generous size makes it the clear focal point of the piece, the honeyed colour sitting in striking contrast against the dark patina of the sterling silver mount beneath it. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea. Poland has one of the longest-running traditions of amber craftsmanship in the world, and this piece continues that heritage — figural silverwork like this, spiders and other creatures rendered in wirework and set with a single bold cabochon, is a distinctive and collectible style, prized as much for the silversmithing as for the amber itself. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse and stamped .925, this brooch sits beautifully on a lapel, scarf, or coat, its unusual silhouette and rich amber tone making it as much a wearable sculpture as a piece of jewellery. Weight: 17.2g. Dimensions: 60 x 40 x 12mm. A characterful and conversation-starting piece of natural history, crafted in Poland from genuine sterling silver and Baltic amber.

A dramatic teardrop-shaped cabochon of natural amber, held within an open, cage-like silver setting rather than a solid bezel — a series of looping silver wires curve around and beneath the stone, framing it while leaving much of its surface exposed to the light. Below the stone, fine, whisker-like silver tendrils trail downward, adding a delicate, almost botanical flourish to the design. The amber itself is a warm, deep honey-gold, dense with striking natural inclusions — dark fragments of plant matter and fine organic debris scattered throughout, giving the stone real visual drama and a genuine sense of the ancient forest floor it once came from. The open wirework setting allows this internal detail to be admired from multiple angles rather than concealed by a closed bezel. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and pieces like this — rich with visible inclusions and displayed in an open, sculptural setting — are especially valued for the way they put the stone's natural history on full display. Finished with a secure pin fitting to the reverse, this brooch has real presence on a lapel, scarf, or collar. Dimensions: 70 x 30 x 15mm. Weight: 10.8g. A characterful and richly detailed piece of natural history.

A bold, sculptural butterfly piece, its four wings each formed from a freeform panel of natural amber set within a wide, organically-shaped silver bezel. The silver body sits at the centre in a simple, rounded form, with a slender curved antenna-like bar running above it — doubling as both a brooch pin fitting and a pendant bail, so the piece can be worn either way. The four amber panels show a striking play of colour and finish across the wings: the two upper wings are a bright, sunny butterscotch-yellow with a smooth, opaque glow, while the two lower wings are a deeper honey-brown, faintly cloudy with soft internal striations visible beneath the surface. Each panel is left in its natural, irregular freeform shape rather than cut to a uniform outline, giving every wing its own individual silhouette and lending the piece a raw, organic character within its bold silver framework. The wide, hand-formed bezels are a defining feature of the design, tracing the uneven edges of each amber piece closely and giving real weight and presence to the wings. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and this piece puts its natural variation in colour and texture proudly on display rather than concealing it. A substantial, statement piece, equally striking worn as a pendant on a plain chain or as a brooch on a lapel or scarf. Weight: 50.6g. Dimensions: 110 x 74 x 8mm. A bold and characterful piece of natural history, convertible between pendant and brooch wear.

A dramatic, richly detailed spider brooch, far more sculptural and substantial than a typical wirework design. The body is built up in overlapping, textured silver plates running down the abdomen, finished with a cluster of sharp, curling mandible-like details at the front. Eight thick, deeply articulated legs — each with a naturalistic bend and taper, right down to sharply pointed clawed tips — spread out in a lifelike, almost tarantula-like stance, giving the piece real weight and three-dimensional presence. Set at the top of the body is a large, high-domed cabochon of natural amber in a deep, glowing cognac-red, its surface rich with swirling internal texture and warm reflective depth. The dark, oxidised tone of the silverwork throughout sets off the glowing amber beautifully, giving the whole piece a bold, almost gothic character. Baltic amber is one of the world's most prized organic gemstones, formed from ancient tree resin approximately 44 million years ago along the shores of the Baltic Sea, and here it takes centre stage atop an exceptionally detailed piece of silver sculpture. This is a substantial, conversation-starting brooch, with genuine heft and dimension rather than a flat wirework silhouette. Weight: 72.8g. Dimensions: 100 x 72 x 50mm. A bold and characterful piece of natural history, for the collector who wants a true statement design.