Amber Baby Necklace - Raw Lemon

A gorgeous natural teether that you won't have to pick up from the floor every two seconds. Made from 100% organic and certified baltic amber, this amber necklace for teething can help when the first teeth are coming through. Amber has been credited for its healing properties for centuries, making it the perfect natural material for babies to chew on and get relief from teething pain. Your little one will love feeling the natural touch of the amber stones and seeing the sun reflect in the lemon-coloured amber.
And when the teething phase is over, the necklace can be worn as a favourite accessory for many years to come!
The beautiful amber necklace is made by an independent certified manufacturer from Lithuania. For your child‘s safety, each bead is individually knotted so that not all beads come off at once. Supervision by moms and dads is advised at all times when your little one is wearing or playing with her or his necklace.

Source: Orbasics

Orbasics started as a mother's journey to find comfortable, durable and stylish clothes without harmful chemicals for her child. This turned into a mission to make a difference in the clothing industry. Now the label offers these children's clothing and a small collection for women.

Fair trade: Orbasics items are made in a small family business close to Porto, Portugal. The materials come from GOTS certified suppliers in India and Pakistan, this certificate guarantees the use of organic cultivation and fair working conditions.

Environmentally friendly: all clothing is made from 100% certified organic cotton. An exception to this are the leggings, which contain 5% elastane for the necessary stretch. Orbasics uses packaging material from recycled materials or biodegradable/FSC certified paper. They also bundle several items of clothing in one wrapping paper to save material.

Vegan: the clothing is suitable for vegans.

Locally produced: the end product is made within Europe, in Portugal.

Good cause: Orbasics donates to organizations up to 4 times a year to FEMNET, a Pan-African feminist network.