Rare Fossil Baltic Amber w/ Spider – Genuine Insect Inclusion – 44 Million Years

Baltic Amber with Inclusions – Genuine Fossilized Sap from Northern Europe

This is authentic amber and is 100% natural.  It has been polished.  

Own a piece of ancient history with this authentic Baltic Amber specimen, featuring natural inclusions that date back over 44 million years. This rare and collectible piece of fossilized tree resin preserves tiny remnants of prehistoric life—such as insects, spiders, and other small organisms—encased in stunning, golden amber.

Please note: most inclusions are extremely small, and magnification will be needed to observe fine details clearly.

🌍 About Baltic Amber:

Baltic amber formed during the Eocene epoch (44–55 million years ago) from ancient forests that once covered areas surrounding the Baltic Sea. Today, it’s primarily found in regions such as Lithuania, Poland, and Russia’s Kaliningrad area. Over time, natural erosion brought these resin fossils to the surface or left them scattered along coastal shores.

What makes Baltic amber especially valuable is its exceptional clarity and ability to preserve prehistoric life. When plant resin trapped insects and other small organisms millions of years ago, it created a three-dimensional window into ancient ecosystems.

🧪 Product Highlights:

• Material: Authentic Baltic Amber with natural inclusions

• Age: Approximately 44–55 million years old (Eocene epoch)

• Origin: Baltic Sea region (Lithuania, Poland, or Kaliningrad, Russia)

• Inclusions: May contain tiny insects, spiders, or organic material

• Note: Magnification is recommended for viewing details

💎 Perfect For:

• Collectors of fossils and amber

• Educational and scientific displays

• Unique natural history gifts

• Paleontology and entomology enthusiasts

Each piece of Baltic Amber with inclusions is one-of-a-kind, making it both a scientific treasure and a captivating addition to any collection.

This is for a single piece, which is the one pictured.

Measurements (inches - longest - approx): 1.1 x 0.6 x 0.2

Insect Inclusion (approx): 1mm

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