9块缅甸琥珀,含化石包裹体 - 琥珀 (没有保留价)





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九块来自缅甸的天然琥珀(Burmite),经抛光处理,属于白垩纪,含化石包裹,总重4.0克,真实性为原始/官方。
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9 颗缅甸琥露样本的混合批,带有化石包裹物
Description (English):
A varied collector's lot consisting of 9 polished pieces of natural Burmese amber (Burmite) from Myanmar, with a total weight of 4.0 grams.
The specimens display attractive shades ranging from pale lemon-yellow and golden yellow to deeper honey-orange. Several pieces contain visible fossil inclusions, including small arthropods/insects, fragments of organic material, plant debris and other natural inclusions. The different levels of transparency allow the internal structures to be observed from various angles.
Specifications:
Material: Natural Burmese amber (Burmite)
Origin: Kachin State, Myanmar
Age: Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years
Number of pieces: 9
Total weight: 4.0 g
Condition: Polished, good collector's condition
Inclusions: Fossil insects/arthropods and organic material
An attractive mixed lot for collectors of Burmese amber, fossil inclusions and Cretaceous palaeontological specimens.
9 颗缅甸琥露样本的混合批,带有化石包裹物
Description (English):
A varied collector's lot consisting of 9 polished pieces of natural Burmese amber (Burmite) from Myanmar, with a total weight of 4.0 grams.
The specimens display attractive shades ranging from pale lemon-yellow and golden yellow to deeper honey-orange. Several pieces contain visible fossil inclusions, including small arthropods/insects, fragments of organic material, plant debris and other natural inclusions. The different levels of transparency allow the internal structures to be observed from various angles.
Specifications:
Material: Natural Burmese amber (Burmite)
Origin: Kachin State, Myanmar
Age: Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years
Number of pieces: 9
Total weight: 4.0 g
Condition: Polished, good collector's condition
Inclusions: Fossil insects/arthropods and organic material
An attractive mixed lot for collectors of Burmese amber, fossil inclusions and Cretaceous palaeontological specimens.

