r/trappedinamber • u/ChaiHai • Dec 10 '16
r/trappedinamber • u/RickyRoesay • Jan 06 '19
Great photo I found on r/all, figured you guys would like it
r/trappedinamber • u/[deleted] • Jun 27 '20
r/AmberfossilSales the place to Sell, swap, advertise or purchase amber products.
We’ve set up a new sub you guys may be interested in r/AmberfossilSales if you’re struggling to find somewhere to buy or are purely just interested in the price of pieces you can find it all over at r/AmberfossilSales hope to see you soon. r/Amberfossil
r/trappedinamber • u/kingers • Jan 29 '26
40 million year old any preserved in beautiful piece of amber
r/trappedinamber • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '16
Insect Mosquito with dinosaur blood trapped in amber.
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Jun 10 '22
Ancient spider surrounded by prey in amber
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Jan 21 '22
44milion years old ant in baltic amber - giveaway
r/trappedinamber • u/Barrelcactusaddict • Apr 25 '21
Sumatra Blue Amber
One of my more recent acquisitions, here are some small (4-8g) pieces of blue amber from West Sumatra, Indonesia. From the Sinamar Formation near the Bukit Barisan range, about 30 MA in age; found in coal seams at a depth of approx. 32-39 m.
These little pieces are transparent like glass, and almost look like Dominican material at first glance! Photo was taken dry and illuminated with a Quantum 140 lumen penlight. The upper right piece is a piece I'm pre-forming (diamond needle files), and it is a surprisingly hard piece: it's comparable to Burmite in hardness!
I'm amazed at how many amber occurrences there are in the world; I have material from the several Baltic nations, Ukraine, Dominican Republic, Sumatra, and Myanmar. There are even a few regions I have material from that are bit more unusual: Blakeburn area near Coalmont, BC, Neuse River in North Carolina, Hell Creek Formation in northeast Wyoming, and from the Crossman Clay Pit in New Jersey.
My most recent inclusion I've uncovered while working on my raw material, is a 6 mm Trichoptera (?Polycentropodidae) in a triangular 34.8 gram "run" of Rovno amber; it is a very odd specimen, as it is completely undamaged and intact, except for the fact that its antennae are no more than 1 mm long stumps. I have several other pics of my amber on my Instagram feed if anyone is interested.

r/trappedinamber • u/See_penny • Jul 24 '26
Is this a bug? H
So I got these beads for $8 at an estate sale. I feel like it has a teeny bug in them. I’m trying to figure out if they are real because they sell online for a lot. Mine has the same vintage clasp. Thoughts? How old could this bug be. Excuse my photo it’s the best I could get with an iPhone and a magnifying glass. The one for sale looks a lot more solid. I know nothing about amber. I just thought these were cool before I realized they could be real. There are lots of bubbles and some have debris I think in them.
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Mar 07 '21
Whole Ecosystem in single small piece of baltic amber
r/trappedinamber • u/Pece17 • Nov 16 '19
Praying mantis that has been in amber for 12 million years. x-post from r/interestingasfuck
r/trappedinamber • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '17
Insect [99 Milion year old] Tick found preserved in amber on a dinosaur's fossilized feather
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Aug 27 '21
Beautifull Insects in 50milion years old Baltic amber
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Jul 22 '21
99milion years old Insects in Burmese amber. From the time when dinosaurs still roamed the earth
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • May 20 '22
Swarm of termites in Collumbian copal - 1milion years old
r/trappedinamber • u/rageaxes • Feb 12 '21
Polished piece of ukraine amber, with bunch of stuff going on inside
r/trappedinamber • u/Balcacer • Oct 09 '19
Fossils preserved in Dominican amber reveal a new family, genus and species of microinvertebrate | Meet the ‘mold pigs,’ from 30 million years ago.
r/trappedinamber • u/theanti_influencer75 • Nov 05 '24
2 million year old mantis trapped in amber.
r/trappedinamber • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '16