20,00
Ex Tax: 20,00
- Ex Tax:
- 20,00
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- Product Code:
- barnsteen
Description
Fossil species : Baltic amber with insect
Location : Baltic coast, Lithuania
Geological Agge : Eocene 55.8 tot 33.9 MA
Length : 11 tot 18 mm
Width : 9 tot 11 mm
Hight : 4 tot 6 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can varry in size and collor.
These are beads so there is a hole in the stone, more obvious in some specimens than others.
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Location : Baltic coast, Lithuania
Geological Agge : Eocene 55.8 tot 33.9 MA
Length : 11 tot 18 mm
Width : 9 tot 11 mm
Hight : 4 tot 6 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can varry in size and collor.
These are beads so there is a hole in the stone, more obvious in some specimens than others.
Baltic Amber
The word amber is translated from the German Bernstein where it comes from the word Börnen which literally means to burn. The English name for amber is Amber. Baltic amber comes from the Baltic Sea and is found along many coasts, for example in Poland, and rarely drifts towards the Netherlands. It has long been debated what amber actually is? Ultimately, they discovered that it was the fossil resin of coniferous trees.