
In parts of Europe, it is considered a luxory item, but I don't know if it's considered one in the US, since it's literally just pine resin.
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In parts of Europe, it is considered a luxory item, but I don't know if it's considered one in the US, since it's literally just pine resin.
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AskAmber is indeed appreciated in the U. S., with a market for it, especially among collectors and those interested in unique jewelry. It holds a certain allure due to its history and natural origins, making it appealing despite being pine resin. Enthusiasts appreciate its beauty, and it can be marketed as a luxurious, natural product.