This beautiful Cretaceous amber specimen contains an exceptionally well-preserved neuropteran-type insect, likely a lacewing or lacewing-relative, displaying exquisitely detailed wing venation and an elongated, intact body. The preservation includes:
Two beautifully visible forewings with clearly etched venation
A nearly complete abdomen and thorax with greenish internal coloration from mineralization
Long, slender antennae and partially preserved legs
Associated micro-arthropods and debris indicating a natural forest-floor trapping event
The amber is polished in a smooth freeform shape with excellent clarity, making this an ideal specimen for macro photography, microscopy, or high-end display.
Dimensions: 21.45 × 11.3 × 5.85 mm Weight: 4.635 cts Age: ~99 million years (Late Cretaceous, Cenomanian) Locality: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar
