Does amber have any symbolism?

Amber signifies essence and is considered a precious treasure.

Amber, a transparent biological fossil, is the fossilized resin of plants in the Pinaceae, Yunshiidae, and Nannochloridae families. Resin drops, buried in the ground for millions of years, under the action of pressure and heat petrification formation, some internal package with bees and other small insects, strange and unusual.

Mainly produced in Liaoning, Henan, Guangxi, Guizhou, Zhejiang, Jilin Hunchun and other places. The amber comes in a variety of shapes, and often retains on its surface and inside the lines created when the resin first flowed, with bubbles and ancient insect, animal or plant debris often visible inside.

Expanded information:

Amber was born between 40 and 60 million years ago, and belongs to what is known geologically as the Eocene Era. It is a fossilized form of the precious pine resin that has been subjected to the high pressure and heat of the Earth's rock layers.

Amber is an amorphous organic semi-precious stone that is delicate, light and warm to the touch. Most amber is transparent and comes in a wide variety of colors, with yellow being the most common, but also red, green and, very rarely, blue.

Amber, known in ancient China as "Jet" or "Jade", is also known as "Tiger's Spirit" because it is said to be the spirit of a tiger, as amber is derived from pine resin, which symbolizes longevity in China. China symbolizes longevity.