1. Plural of amberina; a type of decorative glassware with a gradient color that transitions from amber to ruby or deep red, typically produced in the 19th century.
Usage: collectible; historical

Examples

• The antique dealer displayed several amberinas in the shop window.
• Collectors prize amberinas for their beautiful color gradation and historical significance.
• She inherited a set of amberinas from her grandmother's estate.
• The museum's glass collection includes rare amberinas from the 1880s.
• Amberinas are often found in Victorian homes and are highly sought after by collectors today.