Amber Palace

The company's business card is amber dishes and interior items, which are produced by a patented technology and have no analogues. The design of the items combines high artistic style and jewelry craftsmanship.

"Our work is a bright combination of traditions and modern ideas about tableware, jewelry, accessories and other household items. It is difficult to call our production classical, but it is strongly influenced by Russian jewelry traditions,

which were created in the XVIII-XIX centuries by such world-famous masters as Karl Faberge or the Grachev brothers, Birbaum Franz and others. We create new traditions in the famous Russian jewelry art", - says the company's representative.

The history of the company Amber Palace dates back to 1999. At that time, the company that existed under another name - Amber Palace began its own production of jewelry: necklaces, bracelets, brooches, pendants and earrings using ancient Russian techniques of weaving from amber and beads.

In the same year the company took the first place in the category The Best Amber Product for handmade jewelry made of beads with amber and received a diploma of the Russian Guild of Experts and Appraisers of Jewelry For creating new products with pearls and amber. Later, in 2000, the company started its own jewelry production of amber tableware and gifts made of silver and amber using an absolutely new technology.

The company received its current name Amber Palace in 2002. Then, in February 2003, the company registered its trade mark Amber Palace. Later, the trademark of Amber Palace of Russia company was registered in Japan.

Amber Palace tableware and souvenirs are produced using a unique technology that allows you to preserve all the physical properties and chemical composition of amber.

The technological process consists in sintering separate stones of amber into one unit. 

It is important to emphasize that this is not the melting of amber, it does not turn into a liquid state when exposed to a sufficiently high temperature. Amber raw materials are heated at a gentle temperature, after which they are slightly cooled under the press in special forms without oxygen access. 

Under the influence of low temperatures and gentle mode, the pieces of amber are connected to each other through diffusion only along the perimeter. Thanks to this approach, each product is given a unique and special pattern.The finished semi-finished product is then carefully ground and polished by hand, and connected to the silver parts by special pins and professional glue.