Is Baltic Amber particularly valuable?

I’ve inherited a couple of items from my mother who was Polish. I’m pretty sure the amber is real in each piece although I don’t believe there is any fossilised creature within any of the stone. On a recent visit to Krakow last year, there was lots of amber being sold on the tourist markets making me think that it isn’t particularly valuable. What is your verdict?

 

Certain types of amber can bring good prices but I don't see that in your pieces.
However, wait for other opinions because my amber knowledge is rather basic.

 

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Some Baltic amber can be ridiculously expensive, but I'm not seeing that here. Whole insects inside some of the pieces can up the value.

 

Butterscotch amber is crazy expensive.

 

Baltic Egg yolk amber is the most sought after and the most valuable of the Baltic ambers.

I can't see the colour of your amber very well, the photos are small, but they look to be cognac amber cabochons. Cognac amber is in the average price range, but it also depends on the rest of the jewel.

The jewellery looks Art Deco to me, hopefully silver. In this case the period adds more to the value than the amber.