Real yellow orange Dominican amber stone with Fly and Beetle Inclusion 22mm
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Description
Item Overview
Discover carefully selected Amber Fossils with attractive natural character, quality presentation, and the exact details listed below. A beautiful choice for everyday wear, gifting, or collecting.
Complete Product Specifications
| SKU | C-37-2283 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Fossils |
| Stone / material | amber |
| Material type | Natural |
| Country of origin | Dominican Republic |
| Metal | No Metal |
| Color | yellow orange |
| Transparency / clarity | Clear |
| Shape | oval |
| Stone dimensions | 22 × 20 × 10 mm |
| Weight | 2.8 g |
| Fossil / inclusion | Fly and Beetle |
| Condition | New |
| Brand | Caribbean Gemstones |
Exact item: The photographs show the exact individual item offered. Natural color, pattern and inclusions may vary within the piece under different lighting.
Photo 1 – Small Fly / Gnat (Order Diptera)
The first insect most likely belongs to Diptera, the order that includes flies and gnats. The visible anatomy is consistent with a small fly-like insect.
Notable features include a relatively slender body, a distinct head and thorax, delicate transparent wings, and long, thin legs. The specimen may represent a small gnat or midge-like fly, possibly related to fungus gnats, gall midges, or another small dipteran group.
A more precise identification would require a sharper microscopic image showing details such as the wing venation, antennae, and leg structure.
Description:
Natural insect inclusion containing a small fly or gnat (Order Diptera). The specimen shows a distinct body, delicate transparent wings, and slender legs. Fine anatomical structures remain visible within the amber.
Photo 2 – Small Beetle (Order Coleoptera)
The second insect can be identified much more confidently as a small beetle belonging to the order Coleoptera.
Visible characteristics include a clearly defined rounded head, curved antennae, a compact thorax, and dark hardened wing covers (elytra). Several legs are also visible around the body.
The overall form suggests a small beetle that may have lived around wood, bark, fungi, or decaying vegetation. However, the exact family cannot be determined reliably from this photograph.
Fossil / Inclusion Identification
This inclusion is listed as Fly and Beetle based on the current classification entered for this item.
| Identification | Fly and Beetle |
|---|---|
| Origin | Dominican Republic |
| Note | The insect or arthropod name has been manually classified for this listing. Visual identification is provided for product description purposes and is not a laboratory certificate. |
Amber - Natural Organic Gem Material
Amber is a natural organic material formed from ancient tree resin. It is valued for its warm colors, lightweight feel, and individual internal structures. Every piece can show its own tone, transparency, inclusions, and natural character.
| Material | Natural fossilized tree resin. |
| Typical colors | Honey, cognac, golden yellow, brown, orange, and warm translucent tones. |
| Character | May show natural inclusions, color zoning, clouds, or internal flow patterns. |
| Use | Jewelry, collections, display pieces, carving, and decorative objects. |
Natural Appearance
Amber is loved for its warmth and depth. Depending on the piece, it can appear transparent, translucent, cloudy, or opaque. Small natural marks, internal lines, or organic structures are part of the charm of amber and make each item visually individual.
Lightweight and Comfortable
Compared with many minerals, amber is lightweight. This makes it especially pleasant for jewelry and easy to use in larger decorative or collectible pieces.
Care tip: Keep amber away from harsh chemicals, perfume, high heat, and abrasive surfaces. Clean gently with a soft cloth.
Certificate Included
| Certificate | A certificate issued by Caribbean Gemstones is included with this Amber piece. |
| Confirmation | The certificate confirms the item information provided by us and supports the authenticity of the listed Amber. |
Fossils and Natural Inclusions
Fossil and inclusion pieces are valued for their natural history, organic structures, and unique appearance. They may show preserved textures, natural shapes, internal details, or surface features that make each piece individual.
| Type | Fossil, inclusion, or natural specimen material. |
| Character | Natural markings, preserved structures, organic forms, or internal features. |
| Uniqueness | Each piece is naturally different and should not be expected to look identical to another specimen. |
| Use | Collectors, display, educational interest, jewelry design, and creative projects. |
Natural History and Character
Fossil and inclusion items are appreciated because they preserve a small part of natural history. Small cracks, color variations, irregular shapes, and surface details are common and often add to the appeal of the piece.
For Collecting and Design
These pieces can be used as display specimens, conversation pieces, or as special elements in jewelry and art projects. Their natural irregularities make them especially interesting for collectors and designers.
Genuine Gemstone Statement
We offer genuine gemstone and natural material pieces, not imitation stones or costume jewelry. Natural color, pattern, inclusions, and structure may vary from piece to piece and are part of the character of real gemstones.