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Amber Alex offers amber prayer beads for several traditions, including Catholic rosaries, Islamic tasbih and misbaha, Buddhist mala, Japanese juzu and nenju, and Orthodox Christian prayer beads. We are an amber maker and seller in Palanga, Lithuania, working with amber since 1993 and shipping worldwide.

Choose the collection that matches your practice: Catholic rosaries, Islamic prayer beads, Buddhist mala, juzu and nenju, or Orthodox Christian prayer beads. Bead counts and layouts differ between traditions and individual designs; check the selected piece rather than choosing by color alone.

Amber is used for prayer beads for its light feel, warm appearance and range of colors. The collection includes different amber origins and processing categories. If you specifically want genuine Baltic amber, ask us to confirm the origin and category of your chosen piece before ordering.

Compare the stated bead measurements, shape, total weight and number of beads. Smaller round beads and larger barrel or olive shapes feel different in the hand. For help choosing a piece or ordering for a shop, contact us or visit our wholesale page.
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Questions and answers

Is amber a good material for prayer beads?

Amber can suit people who prefer lightweight beads and its colors and feel. It is relatively soft, so it needs more care than harder materials. The right bead count and arrangement depend on your practice.

Are all these beads Catholic rosaries?

No. This page brings several traditions together. Open the Catholic rosary collection for Catholic designs, or choose the collection for your own practice.

How many beads are in an amber rosary or tasbih?

The number depends on the design. Our Islamic range includes 33-, 45- and 99-bead pieces. Check the bead count and layout in the individual product description.

How should I care for amber prayer beads?

Protect them from heat, perfume, cleaning chemicals and hard impacts. Wipe gently with a soft cloth and follow our amber care guide. Avoid prolonged soaking, especially with strung beads or metal parts.