Burmese amber - Amber - 10 Burmese Amber Pieces with Fossil Inclusions – Cretaceous – 99 Million Years – 11.56 g (No reserve price)

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Ten Burmese amber pieces from Myanmar dating to the Cretaceous Cenomanian (about 99 million years ago), with fossil inclusions, natural in appearance and polished, authentic, weighing 11.56 g.

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Offered is a lot of 10 original Burmese ambers from Myanmar from the Cretaceous period with different fossil inclusions. The total weight is 11.56 g.

The collection comprises ten individually shaped and polished ambers with various organic inclusions. Among them are fossil insects with recognizable wings, legs and other anatomical structures, as well as plant elements and organic particles.

The ambers show different yellow, honey and brown tones. Some pieces contain larger, dark inclusions, while others allow viewing of fine fossil structures through their transparency.

Details:

Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: approx. 99 million years
Geological age: Cretaceous / Cenomanian
Number: 10 ambers
Total weight: 11.56 g
Inclusions: fossil insects, plant components and organic particles
Different natural inclusion structures
Various yellow, honey and brown tones
Natural fossil amber
Polished for better viewing of the inclusions

The fossil inclusions vary in size, preservation and visibility. A more precise taxonomic determination of individual insects is intentionally not undertaken, as this would require additional microscopic analyses.

Natural resin structures, gas bubbles, organic particles and minor irregularities are part of the fossil ambers and document their individual formation and preservation.

You will receive exactly the ten ambers shown in the pictures.

Offered is a lot of 10 original Burmese ambers from Myanmar from the Cretaceous period with different fossil inclusions. The total weight is 11.56 g.

The collection comprises ten individually shaped and polished ambers with various organic inclusions. Among them are fossil insects with recognizable wings, legs and other anatomical structures, as well as plant elements and organic particles.

The ambers show different yellow, honey and brown tones. Some pieces contain larger, dark inclusions, while others allow viewing of fine fossil structures through their transparency.

Details:

Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: approx. 99 million years
Geological age: Cretaceous / Cenomanian
Number: 10 ambers
Total weight: 11.56 g
Inclusions: fossil insects, plant components and organic particles
Different natural inclusion structures
Various yellow, honey and brown tones
Natural fossil amber
Polished for better viewing of the inclusions

The fossil inclusions vary in size, preservation and visibility. A more precise taxonomic determination of individual insects is intentionally not undertaken, as this would require additional microscopic analyses.

Natural resin structures, gas bubbles, organic particles and minor irregularities are part of the fossil ambers and document their individual formation and preservation.

You will receive exactly the ten ambers shown in the pictures.

Details

Number of objects
10
Specimen
Burmese amber
Scientific name
10 Burmese Amber Pieces with Fossil Inclusions – Cretaceous – 99 Million Years – 11.56 g
Country of origin
Myanmar
Geological period
Cretaceous, Upper (100.5 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Polished
Weight
11.56 g
Authenticity
Original/official
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Objects sold
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