Two natural Baltic amber specimens displaying attractive transparency, internal organic inclusions, and natural resin flow structures. One specimen shows clear evidence of bark contact, where the resin hardened directly against the surface of the tree, creating characteristic layered textures and darker natural crust. Both pieces contain visible organic debris typical of forest-floor resin flows, including plant fragments and possible insect-related inclusions. These features provide an authentic glimpse into the ancient forest environment in which the resin formed. Under UV light the specimens show the characteristic bluish fluorescence associated with Baltic amber. These pieces remain largely natural in form, lightly cleaned and polished only enough to reveal the internal structure while preserving the natural character of the amber. Weight • Large specimen: 32.06 g • Smaller specimen: 16.80 g • Total weight: 48.86 g Dimensions Large specimen: Approx. 7.5 × 6 × 1.5 cm Smaller specimen: Approx. 5 × 4.5 × 2 cm Condition Natural amber specimens with typical internal structures, inclusions, and minor natural surface irregularities consistent with authentic fossil resin.