Amber is a fossilized conifer trees resin. 40 million years ago there was a lush forest at the place where now Baltic Sea is. Warm, almost tropical climate was conductive for tree to loose resin. Sticky, gold substance was flowing down the trees immobilizing small insects, pieces of plants, sand or even drops of water. Such organic particles immersed inside amber are called inclusions.

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