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Note: In accordance with updated EU safety terminology, amber teething bracelets and anklets are now referred to as amber jewellery for children. This change applies to wording only and does not affect the authenticity, craftsmanship, or certified quality of our Baltic amber products.
A beautiful stretch Baltic amber bracelet or anklet handcrafted with light cognac baroque beads - traditional teething style design. Designed for children, this flexible amber jewellery is beaded on a strong elastic cord without a clasp, ensuring comfort and easy wear. The smooth, lightweight beads have no sharp edges or cracks, so your child can wear it comfortably all day.
Approximate length: 4.7–5.1 inches (12–13 cm). This size is suitable for most young children. We recommend measuring the wrist or ankle before purchase for the best fit.
– Certified genuine Baltic amber verified by the Gemological Institute of Europe
– Passes all 8 DIY amber authenticity tests
– Elastic stretch design – no clasp, easy to wear
– Individually handcrafted using 100% natural materials
– Trendy, earthy look – lightweight and smooth finish
– Amber jewellery retains its beauty and quality over time
– Perfect gift idea for birthdays, baby showers, or special occasions
Each piece is handmade in the Baltic region and comes in GoAmber branded eco-friendly packaging with authenticity certification and care instructions. As amber is a natural material, slight variations in colour and shape make every item unique.
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Our little boy doesn't seem to drool and grizzle as much when wearing this. He is 8 months old (on the small side - only the 2nd percentile) and it only just fits him, even though we measured so unfortunately I don't think it will last him long. It's cute to look at too. I will say, I didn't get a certificate of authentication with it x
We measured my grandsons ankle prior to purchasing and once it arrived we quickly discovered that whilst the anklet definitely helped its most certainly on the smaller side and leaves a mark on his ankle (a bit like wearing a hairband on your wrist) so he just can’t wear it unfortunately and at 8 months it’s too risky for it to be put on his wrist. Whilst his ankle measures 13cm as per the measuring guide babies ankle certainly needs to smaller than the maximum measurement for the anklet given. Unfortunately they don’t do a bigger size. Would recommend though as when he did wear it even for a short period of time, it really did seem to help!
