10件缅甸琥珀 - 琥珀 (没有保留价)





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来自缅甸的10块天然缅甸琥珀(Burmite)标本混合批,属于白垩纪(约9900万年前),经打磨,收藏家条件良好,原始/官方认证,总重量8.6 g。
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Burmese Amber – Lot of 10 Pieces
A varied lot of 10 natural Burmese amber (Burmite) specimens, displaying different shades from pale yellow to honey and deeper golden-brown. Several pieces contain natural insect and organic inclusions, while others are clear or contain only minor plant debris and internal features.
The specimens have been naturally shaped and polished, with varied forms and transparency, making this an attractive lot for collectors, gem enthusiasts and amber inclusion studies.
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Material: Natural Burmese amber / Burmite
Quantity: 10 pieces
Total weight: 8.6g
Inclusions: Several pieces with insect/organic inclusions; some pieces without visible inclusions
Condition: Polished, good collector condition
Period: Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years old
A representative selection showing the natural variety of Burmese amber, including pieces with visible fossil inclusions.
Burmese Amber – Lot of 10 Pieces
A varied lot of 10 natural Burmese amber (Burmite) specimens, displaying different shades from pale yellow to honey and deeper golden-brown. Several pieces contain natural insect and organic inclusions, while others are clear or contain only minor plant debris and internal features.
The specimens have been naturally shaped and polished, with varied forms and transparency, making this an attractive lot for collectors, gem enthusiasts and amber inclusion studies.
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Material: Natural Burmese amber / Burmite
Quantity: 10 pieces
Total weight: 8.6g
Inclusions: Several pieces with insect/organic inclusions; some pieces without visible inclusions
Condition: Polished, good collector condition
Period: Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years old
A representative selection showing the natural variety of Burmese amber, including pieces with visible fossil inclusions.

