Burmese Amber fossil with fly species insect inclusion from Myanmar

Burmese Amber fossil with fly species insect inclusion from MyanmarSize of Amber: 0. 59" = 1,5 cm Size of Insect: + 0. 12" = 3mm Location: Hukawng Valley, Northern Myanmar. Age: Cretaceous (~100 million years). Condition: no restoration Burmite amber, derived from ancient resin, has preserved a treasure trove of prehistoric life and offers a glimpse into Earth's distant past. Burmese amber (Burmite amber) is of significant palaeontological interest due to the diversity of flora and fauna contained as inclusions.

originates from Zwenkau

This rare Damesella paronai trilobite fossil is a large and well-preserved specimen from the Cambrian period (~500 million years ago)

and impressive size

Potamon is a freshwater crab still living in rivers and streams across Eurasia today

It is composed primarily of calcium carbonate

100% natural

7 small cubes present on the matrix

This specimen shows amazing transparency as pictured on photos

The teeth mostly resemble to Abelisauridae family

it may exhibit a beautiful glow or radiance

Fossils of Jobaria are rare and provide valuable insight into Africa’s Jurassic ecosystems

82 cmLocation: Antwerp region