Image: Colar lituano com âmbar

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Description: Amber imitation, amber, nylon wire. Lithuania, 1959. Donor Jenny Marcinkievicius Bumbles. Immigration Museum Collection. Amber is very popular and important among the lithuanians and their descendents. It can have several colours and it is very common in Lithuanian handicraft and jewelry. It is also used in the costumes, and tradicionally can be used for medicial purposes as well. This resin is also known as "Lithuania´s gold" and, for that, it is reconigzed as the country´s national gem.
Title: Colar lituano com âmbar
Credit: Immigration Museum of the State of São Paulo, São Paulo
Author: Conrado Secassi
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