Dominican Multi-Inclusion Amber | Bee, Cricket & Lacewing Cross-Order Fossil Specimen | Botanical Debris & Fluid Inclusions | Natural Freeform Amber (38.8×28.5×17.8mm / 11.507g / Collection No. 03-0096)

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

It contains three distinct insect inclusions—bee, cricket, and lacewing—representing a cross-order coexistence assemblage. The inclusions remain well-preserved with clearly defined morphological outlines and natural spatial distribution, showing no evidence of human intervention.

Under transmitted light, distinct stratified structures become visible. The inclusions are positioned at different depth levels within the amber matrix, creating clear spatial separation between fossil elements and producing a multi-layered suspended visual effect.

On the right side of the specimen, a dark brown bark-like organic inclusion is present, accompanied by fine botanical debris and numerous micro fluid inclusions. The bubble distribution is dense yet directionally organized, consistent with rapid resin flow and instantaneous entrapment.

The specimen remains in its natural freeform state, retaining original contours and minor surface weathering. No evidence of polishing, carving, or internal enhancement is observed, and structural continuity remains intact.

This piece represents a composite multi-species fossil amber specimen with relevance to paleoecological reconstruction.

✦ Collector Highlights

• Natural Dominican multi-inclusion amber specimen
• Cross-order insect coexistence (Bee / Cricket / Lacewing)
• High structural integrity and morphological clarity
• Botanical debris + fluid inclusion system
• Natural freeform, unenhanced specimen state
• High-density paleoecological information content
• Suitable for scientific and museum-level collection

✦ Specifications

• Origin: Dominican Republic
• Type: Multi-inclusion fossil amber
• Inclusions: Bee / Cricket / Lacewing
• Matrix Features: Botanical debris, fluid inclusions, bark-like structure
• Form: Natural freeform specimen
• Dimensions: 38.8 × 28.5 × 17.8 mm
• Weight: 11.507 g
• Collection No.: 03-0096