Insect in Amber
An insect in amber is a fossilized insect preserved within hardened tree resin, often sold as a collectible specimen from sources like Baltic, Dominican, or Burmese amber.
Estimated value as of 2026 · Source: Average from retail listings on FossilEra, Etsy, and Fossil Age Minerals
Fun Fact
Burmese amber specimens can contain insects from the dinosaur age, dating back about 99 million years.
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