The laboratories, which process the amber and create the beads, collect the unexploited amber filings (process remains), as well as the unprocessed amber quantities. Afterwards, they press the above materials into moulds in high temperatures and thus create the pressed amber. Its colour varies, due to the mixed materials, the different pressure and temperature conditions. …

The horn beads are included between those with the longer history in the depths of centuries. Hundreds years ago, people used the horns from animals in order to make items for the covering of their daily needs, for decorative but also for religious reasons. They were making tools, jewels that sculptured them with religious symbols. For the …

The great demand of rosaries from the Arabic world, led to the need of creating a more advanced type of rosaries and most durable than the amber ones. The history says that an Egyptian chemist, called Faturan manufactured famous handmade beads using amber, colophony, bakelite and other natural materials. Although, the real story about the …

Bone is also used in the making of kombolois. A few centuries ago, people were making jewels and many other items for religious purposes. They were processing bones in a particular way creating thus pieces of art. The bones komboloys are qualitative and durable in use. The bone beads are from cattle animals that live …