Amber - Amber - Misbaha - 45.5 cm

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Amber specimen Misbaha from Russia (Kaliningrad, Baltic Sea), Paleogene Eocene, natural and polished, 31 g, 45.5 cm long with 81 beads of 8–10 mm, authenticity original/official.

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Description from the seller

* Genuine natural Baltic amber
* Origin: Kaliningrad, Baltic Sea
* 81 beads
* Weight: 31 grams
* Length: 45.5 cm
* Bead size: approximately 8–10 mm
* Imame length: 3.5 cm
* Natural milky white coloration
* Distinctive internal veining and natural streaks
* Subtle translucent sections
* Small natural dark inclusions and mineral traces
* Smooth polished finish
* Collector-quality material
* Develops a rich natural patina with age and use

* Genuine natural Baltic amber
* Origin: Kaliningrad, Baltic Sea
* 81 beads
* Weight: 31 grams
* Length: 45.5 cm
* Bead size: approximately 8–10 mm
* Imame length: 3.5 cm
* Natural milky white coloration
* Distinctive internal veining and natural streaks
* Subtle translucent sections
* Small natural dark inclusions and mineral traces
* Smooth polished finish
* Collector-quality material
* Develops a rich natural patina with age and use

Details

Number of objects
1
Specimen
Amber
Scientific name
Misbaha
Country of origin
Russia
Geological period
Paleogene, Eocene (56 - 33.9 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Polished
Weight
31 g
Width
45.5 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
AustriaVerified
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Objects sold
1
Object in auction
1
Review
Private

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