A piece of natural amber

The object in your image appears to be a piece of natural amber — fossilized tree resin — featuring visible inclusions, likely small organic fragments or even an ancient insect trapped within.

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Amber with Inclusion – Baltic Region

This polished amber specimen displays a warm honey-golden translucency, characteristic of high-quality Baltic amber. Within its natural resin matrix, one can observe ancient organic inclusions, offering a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric life. Formed approximately 40–50 million years ago during the Eocene epoch, amber of this kind originated from coniferous trees and gradually fossilized through oxidation and polymerization processes. A true piece of natural history, merging scientific value with timeless aesthetic appeal.

Material: Fossilized tree resin (Amber)

Period: Eocene, approx. 40–50 million years old

Origin: Likely Baltic Region

Condition: Polished, with visible natural inclusions

Color: Transparent golden-yellow