Natural Burmese amber insect amber 6.24g Amber drop-shaped gold amber raw stone amber Cretaceous

product description: This drop-shaped amber is a Burmese gold amber, with a golden-orange color and a crystal clear texture without any impurities. It is a very good insect amber. The main inclusion is an ancient small stink bug, with a gray-black body and scattered yellow markings. This insect is quite well preserved, and there are also some unknown ancient plants. Burmese amber dates from the mid-Cretaceous Senruoman period, about 100 million years ago. It is called a time capsule. It beautifully preserves the wonderful evolution of organisms in geological history. It contains the richest chalk known to date. epoch biota. Myanmar amber also preserves a wide range of biological types. It also provides research information on the evolution of insects, the origins and early evolution of various insect groups in the Mesozoic Era, and paleoecology. In addition to allowing collectors to collect many paleontological ambers, It also has very important research value for those who love to study insect amber. Amber is derived from the resin produced by ancient trees. It is a fossil formed after tens of millions of years of chemical changes. It was first recorded around the Carboniferous period (about 330 million years ago). Amber sometimes contains insects or various species. A variety of organisms, some of which may have become extinct, and organisms preserved in amber are more complete than other types of fossils. The soft and hard parts of the organism, liquid and air, etc. can be preserved, and their original appearance can basically be preserved intact. down, so it is of great research and collection value. This piece is a Burmese amber purchased in the early stage. It is guaranteed not to have any artificial optimization processing and supports third-party inspection. It is worth collecting! https://youtu.be/E-YIuuZ6t10?si=IlzrkpQbJaudu5A9