The term “kahraman” traditionally refers to pure, antique-cut amber. The word originates from the Arabic “kahraman”, meaning amber. This rare and highly valued material includes pieces dating back to the 18th century. Today, it is regarded as one of the finest types of amber, prized both for its unique quality and its collectible status. In the Greek market, its price can reach up to €150 per gram, while in some international markets it may exceed €400 per gram. Due to its global rarity, owning such a piece is considered not only a matter of prestige but also a long-term investment, as its value continues to increase over time.
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