Natural Burmese Amber Insect Fossil 1.56g Myanmar Amber Golden Amber Cretaceous Time Capsule

Product Description: This piece is a Burmese golden amber, with a vibrant orange-gold hue. Its texture is crystal clear and remarkably pure, making it a truly exceptional insect-inclusive amber. The main inclusions are an ancient dipteran insect and plant matter. The insect is exceptionally well-preserved, with both pairs of wings and all three pairs of legs clearly discernible. Burmese amber dates back to the mid-Cretaceous period, approximately 100 million years ago (99 million years ago). It is often referred to as a "time capsule," beautifully preserving intricate moments of life's evolution throughout geological history. It holds what is known to be the richest collection of Cretaceous life forms. The diversity of organisms preserved in Burmese amber is vast, offering researchers invaluable insights into the origin, early evolution, taxonomy, paleoecology, and paleogeography of Mesozoic insects. Beyond being a unique collectible for enthusiasts, it holds significant research value for scientists studying ancient life. Amber itself, formed from ancient tree resin undergoing millions of years of chemical transformation, is a fossil dating back to the Carboniferous period (330 million years ago). Amber occasionally preserves insects or other organisms, some of which may now be extinct. The biological specimens within amber are more complete than other types of fossils, retaining soft and hard tissues, liquids, and even air, preserving their original appearance with remarkable integrity. This makes them exceptionally valuable for both research and collection. This particular piece is a Burmese amber acquired in an early collection, guaranteed to be free of any artificial enhancements, and supported by third-party testing. It is a truly treasured item. https://youtu.be/CLk-oKy5kN0?si=91pe3w_EcYGTK0sp