Do Amber Teething Bracelets Work?

And do amber necklaces actually work? Nope, sorry. There's zero scientific evidence to back up these claims. While it's true that Baltic amber does indeed contain succinic acid, there is no proof that it is absorbed into the skin or that it has any pain-relieving properties.

Are amber teething anklets safe?

Amber bead necklaces and bracelets are not safe to use. They are a strangulation hazard to children if they tighten around the child's neck. They can also break and the child could inhale the beads if they mouth or chew the necklace.

Can you wear amber teething necklace at night?

Never let your child wear amber necklaces or bracelets at night, as both of these options could present a choking hazard. If you want to continue allowing them to wear their amber jewelry at night for added teething relief, then use an amber anklet instead, which cannot be chewed or wrapped around their neck.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.