Resin keychain

Resin is a viscous substance that comes from plants or trees after cutting or skinning their trunk. It does not dissolve in water and when exposed to air it often dries because it evaporates the essential oils it contains and thus gives us what we call resin. Dissolves in turpentine, alcohol, gasoline, and oil. Ancient peoples, such as the Chinese and the Japanese, the Egyptians and others used resins, secretions of coniferous trees that have special resin conductors, to make lacquer and varnish.

Natural resin is essentially a substitute for amber. It does not replace amber, but it is more durable and does not burn. The beads are made in special laboratories by mixing polyesterobacellite and some other materials, even natural dyes, so that they get the desired color and bead shape. It is certainly a very durable material that can withstand even the harshest use.