Finest Amber Insect parasitic wasp Fossil .925 Sterling Silver Pendant 28mm

Description

🪲 Description

This is a Dominican amber specimen containing a tiny prehistoric insect inclusion, most likely from the order Thysanoptera (Thrips) or a small parasitic wasp (Hymenoptera).
These insects lived around 15–20 million years ago, during the Miocene epoch, when tropical rainforests flourished across the Caribbean region.

The inclusion is beautifully preserved, showing:

• A slender segmented body

• Distinct head capsule with visible antennae

• Wing veins faintly visible under magnification

• Encased in clear golden amber with natural microbubbles and flow lines typical of authentic Dominican amber

This type of inclusion is highly valued by collectors, researchers, and fossil enthusiasts for its educational and visual appeal.

💎 Amber Details

• Origin: Dominican Republic

• Amber Type: Hymenaea protera resin

• Geological Age: ~15–20 million years (Miocene)

• Transparency: Medium-high

• Color: Golden yellow to honey

• Condition: Very good, with natural surface polish

✨ Highlights
🌍 100% natural amber — no dyes or treatments
🪲 Real insect inclusion (exact piece in photos)
🇩🇴 Origin: Dominican Republic (Hispaniola)
⏳ Estimated age ≈ 25 million years
💎 Collector’s fossil & unique jewelry material

📸 Notes
🖼 You will receive the exact piece shown
💡 Photos taken under natural & macro lighting
🎨 Colors may vary slightly by screen & light

🛡 Care & Guarantee
🚫 Avoid chemicals & ultrasonic cleaners
🧽 Clean with a soft cloth only
📦 Store away from harder stones
✅ We sell only genuine Dominican amber — satisfaction guaranteed

📝 Note: Age based on geological studies of Dominican amber. Inclusions are exactly as photographed.