Featured I think I have amber, but I can't tell if its natural

Sorry for the less than professional photos, I didn't get my photo box out for this one. I've looked up photos online of amber under uv light and I think this one is good, but I can't find much on telling natural vs reconstituted vs pressed. Perhaps you lovely folks will share your thoughts on these photos? Thanks!

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A positive for amber. It is a combination of amber beads that have undergone different treatments.
All of them are (heat)pressed, that is how you get the shape.*
Some are reconstructed as well. Those are the ones where you can see the small shiny bits.
It am not sure it is Baltic amber, but I don't know where it is from. It could do with some TLC. The Polish amber office recommends a rub with olive oil.

*If you want beads of a relatively uniform shape, you either facet-cut them or you press them. Completely natural amber beads show the original shape of the amber nugget, and at least some of the rough 'skin'.

 

I concur......... that's what I see as well.

 

Awesome, thank you! It cost me the grand total of 50 cents Great to know a little bit more about the types of amber.