Mined from: Sarolangun Mine area, Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia

Era: Cenozoic-Mesozoic
Geological Age: Approximately 34-145 mya

Description: This one of a kind polished Amber specimen from Indonesia has a rounded freeform shape with a deep dark brown to reddish-black body color and warm honey-gold areas showing through along the edges and polished faces. The surface has a high gloss finish with natural internal color variation, small pale organic-looking inclusions, and scattered tan patches that give it a bold contrast against the darker body. There are visible natural lines, small surface marks, and filled or exposed inclusion areas, which are common in polished amber pieces and add to the earthy, fossil resin character of the specimen.

Amber is fossilized tree resin, not a true mineral, though it is commonly sold and collected with minerals, fossils, and natural specimens. It forms when ancient resin hardens and fossilizes over millions of years, sometimes preserving plant matter, bubbles, or other organic material inside. Indonesian Amber is known for darker cherry, brown, black, and golden tones, often with a warm glow when held to light.

Spiritually, Amber is often associated with warmth, grounding, protection, cleansing, and old earth energy. Many people connect it with comfort, steady energy, and a natural link to ancient forests and preserved organic life. This piece works well as a display specimen, collector piece, or natural polished fossil resin accent.

Quantity: 1pc

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