How long does it take for amber to dry?

Amber is a fossilized tree resin, and it doesn't "dry" in the traditional sense like paint or clay. Instead, it hardens over millions of years through a process of polymerization and fossilization. Once formed, amber is already in a solid state and does not require drying time. However, if you're referring to the use of amber in crafting or jewelry making, any associated adhesives or finishes may have their own drying times, typically ranging from a few minutes to several hours depending on the product used.