Burmese amber - Amber - Burmese Amber – 10 Pieces with Fossil Insects & Plant Inclusions – 99 Million Years – 12.93 g (No reserve price)

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Ten polished Burmese amber pieces from Myanmar, dating to the Cenomanian around 99 million years ago, with fossils including insects and plant remnants, total 12.93 g, natural in condition and authentic.

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Exceptional collection of 10 polished Burmese amber pieces with different fossil inclusions from the Cretaceous, about 99 million years old. The total weight is 12.93 g.

The amber contains various insects and other organic inclusions. There are also plant remains, fine fibers and natural resin structures.

Particularly interesting is the diversity of included materials. Some amber pieces stand out for their good transparency, while others contain dark organic particles and larger plant fragments. This collection thus offers different insights into the fossil life of the Cretaceous.

The inclusions are partly very small and are best viewed under a magnifying glass or a microscope. The exact taxonomic assignment of individual organisms has not been conclusively determined.

Details:

Material: Natural amber
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: Cretaceous (Cenomanian)
Age estimate: about 99 million years
Number: 10 amber pieces
Total weight: 12.93 g
Color: yellow to honey-yellow
Inclusions: Fossil insects, other organic and plant remains
Finish: Polished
Condition: Varied, with well-visible inclusions and natural resin structures

The amber pieces show natural inclusions, resin flow lines, small bubbles and partial dark organic accumulations. These features are part of the fossil preservation. The visibility of individual inclusions varies with viewing angle and lighting.

You will receive exactly the 10 amber pieces shown in the pictures.

Exceptional collection of 10 polished Burmese amber pieces with different fossil inclusions from the Cretaceous, about 99 million years old. The total weight is 12.93 g.

The amber contains various insects and other organic inclusions. There are also plant remains, fine fibers and natural resin structures.

Particularly interesting is the diversity of included materials. Some amber pieces stand out for their good transparency, while others contain dark organic particles and larger plant fragments. This collection thus offers different insights into the fossil life of the Cretaceous.

The inclusions are partly very small and are best viewed under a magnifying glass or a microscope. The exact taxonomic assignment of individual organisms has not been conclusively determined.

Details:

Material: Natural amber
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Age: Cretaceous (Cenomanian)
Age estimate: about 99 million years
Number: 10 amber pieces
Total weight: 12.93 g
Color: yellow to honey-yellow
Inclusions: Fossil insects, other organic and plant remains
Finish: Polished
Condition: Varied, with well-visible inclusions and natural resin structures

The amber pieces show natural inclusions, resin flow lines, small bubbles and partial dark organic accumulations. These features are part of the fossil preservation. The visibility of individual inclusions varies with viewing angle and lighting.

You will receive exactly the 10 amber pieces shown in the pictures.

Details

Number of objects
10
Specimen
Burmese amber
Scientific name
Burmese Amber – 10 Pieces with Fossil Insects & Plant Inclusions – 99 Million Years – 12.93 g
Country of origin
Myanmar
Geological period
Cretaceous, Upper (100.5 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Polished
Weight
12.93 g
Authenticity
Original/official
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Objects sold
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