Impressive and rare Cretaceous land snail (Gastropoda) preserved in genuine Burmese amber from Myanmar. The specimen displays a beautifully defined spiral shell, with clearly visible whorls and good structural detail. Prehistoric snails in amber are significantly less common than insects, making this a highly desirable piece for collectors. The amber itself has a warm golden-yellow tone with excellent translucency, allowing clear observation of the gastropod and the surrounding resin flow structures. Characteristics Origin: Kachin, Myanmar (Burma) Estimated age: ~99 million years (Mid-Cretaceous, Hukawng Valley) Inclusion: Terrestrial snail (Gastropoda; likely Cyclophoridae/Assimineidae type) Amber size: 2.1 × 2.8 cm Weight: 2.9 g Preservation: Very good; distinct spiral shell and fine structural details visible Color: Golden honey-yellow with high clarity A rare and scientifically valuable specimen offering a direct glimpse into the ancient forest ecosystems of the dinosaur era. Perfect for collectors, museums, or display. Delivery by courier