Amber with MULTIPLE insect inclusions

Item Description

A beautiful piece of these well-known classic Ambers from the Dominican Republic. People have been collecting Amber for thousands of years, but actual specimens (especially those with insect inclusions) have been glorified and in the public consciousness for the better part of the last few decades years thanks to the Jurassic Park film franchise. This specimen is from the classic Sabana locality and features a handful of very well-preserved insects completely frozen inside. I can see what appears to be some kind of Diptera, gnat and/or mosquito species, and ONE of them very much looks like a spider! It's very important to note that it is incredibly difficult to obtain specimens of this material with MULTIPLE inclusions inside like this. We try our best to find pieces with ONE insect, so multiple is a big deal in our experience. This material is always popular on the market, and even though its more of a fossil than a mineral, it's still a cool display piece of this well known material. A good specimen of this well-known material, best viewed under the microscope, but we did photograph the piece with a Canon MP-E 65 mm macro lens to better illustrate the quality.