Dominican Dual-Inclusion Amber | True Bug & Ancient Bee Fossil Specimen | Botanical Micro-Detritus | Natural Oval Freeform Amber (23.2×17.5×12.3mm / 2.868g / Collection No. 03-0090)

This specimen is a naturally formed dual-inclusion amber from the Dominican Republic.

It preserves two distinct insect inclusions—a true bug and an ancient bee—representing a cross-group coexistence fossil assemblage. Both specimens retain clear morphological definition and natural spatial positioning consistent with rapid resin entrapment.

The amber exhibits relatively high clarity, with minimal internal impurities. Only sparse micro charcoal-like botanical particles are present within the matrix, providing subtle contrast that enhances the visibility of the two primary inclusions.

Under transmitted light, the inclusions appear at slightly different depth levels within the amber body, creating a mild but distinct layered structure effect between fossil elements and resin matrix.

The specimen retains a natural oval freeform shape with smooth contours. No evidence of carving, polishing, or internal enhancement is observed, preserving its original fossilized condition.

This piece represents a small, high-clarity dual-inclusion amber specimen suitable for comparative observation and foundational collection purposes.

✦ Collector Highlights

• Natural Dominican dual-inclusion amber specimen
• True bug and ancient bee cross-order coexistence
• High clarity matrix with minimal impurities
• Subtle botanical carbon inclusions
• Well-preserved insect morphology
• Natural oval freeform, unenhanced state
• Suitable for comparative entomological study

✦ Specifications

• Origin: Dominican Republic
• Type: Dual-inclusion fossil amber
• Inclusions: True bug / Bee
• Matrix Features: Micro botanical carbon particles
• Form: Oval natural freeform specimen
• Dimensions: 23.2 × 17.5 × 12.3 mm
• Weight: 2.868 g
• Collection No.: 03-0090