Rarest Amber Fossils of the Week, 8 September 2026

Rarest Amber Fossils of the Week 8 September 2026

1) Museum grade scorpion.

Large rare inclusion

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer: Mike Leibl

 Museum grade scorpion.

2) Clear ant and bubbles in cabochon .

This ant has a clear eyes.

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer: BP32132707

Clear ant and bubbles in cabochon

3) Beetle with unusually long antennae.

Rare species.

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer: Zeusnez

Beetle with unusually long antennae.

4) Clear roach molt in amber.

Common species.

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer:  I.AM.FROGGER

Clear roach molt.

5) Mantis and small pseudoscorpion.

Two rare species in one piece.

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer: Jenn Gets Lost

Mantis and small pseudoscorpion.

6) Flying insects with unusual antennae.

We rarely see antennae like this.

Origin: Hukawng Valley, Kachin State, Myanmar

Age: ~98–100 million years

Geologic Period: Mid-Cretaceous

Buyer: Back Flow Doctors

 Flying insects with unusual antennae.

7) Clear ant and strange inclusions.

Botanical.

Origin: Dominican Republic

Age: ~20–30 million years

Geologic Period: Miocene

Buyer: Back Flow Doctors

Clear ant and strange inclusions.

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