Burmese Amber (1.07") with an Enhydro water bubble - Cretaceous, Myanmar

Burmese Amber (1.07") with an Enhydro water bubble - Cretaceous, MyanmarTrapped in Time: Burmese Amber fossil with a rare (Enhydro) Active water bubble (Burmite amber) Please check to added video carefully in order to see which part has the movable gas bubble and water inside. Imagine holding 100 million year old history in your hand! Burmite amber, derived from ancient resin. Please be aware that the inclusion is very small and really needs to be looked at with a magnifying glass for the best results. It comes with a

Cave bears were among the largest bear species to ever live

The crystal has a glassy or vitreous luster and typically forms in massive or rhombohedral shapes

mineral-rich water seeps into these cavities and slowly deposits minerals

The majority of mosasaurs have teeth that they had developed to grasp soft

During this process

Vanadinite is a captivating mineral found abundantly in Morocco

a fish that lived during the Late Cretaceous (approx

a region known for some of the finest ammonite specimens in the world

This genuine Afrovenator abakensis tooth fossil originates from Niger

Known for its high density and metallic luster

hunting fish and aquatic prey

and as secondary minerals in certain mineral veins