Fossilized Insect in Amber

Insect in Amber, C. 37-48 Million Years Old, Middle Eocene

• Authentic fossilized insect in amber in removable jar
  
• Freestanding acrylic display
• Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
• Black cotton-padded box, perfect for gifting

Own a piece of prehistoric life suspended in time. This specimen of Baltic amber dates to roughly 40 million years ago, when ancient forests once flourished across northern Europe. Within the golden resin lies a fossilized insect inclusion, perfectly preserved from the Eocene epoch.

Formed when tree resin trapped small creatures and plant matter before hardening over millennia, amber offers an unparalleled window into Earth’s ancient ecosystems. Its unique chemistry dehydrates and encases even the most delicate organisms, preserving them in exquisite detail unmatched by any other fossilization process.

Each specimen is authentic Baltic amber containing at least one identifiable insect inclusion. The insect is in a removable specimen jar within the 5.6" acrylic display. Sizes vary from a few millimeters to about a centimeter, and each piece is unique. A genuine relic of deep time, this amber captures a fleeting moment of life from a vanished world.