A large and well-formed enhydro bubble takes center stage in this Miocene-era Dominican amber specimen. The water droplet is clearly visible and stable, offering a rare glimpse into fluid trapped for 15 to 20 million years. Flow lines and internal reflections add visual depth and scientific interest.
 
A partial wasp body is also present, preserved without visible appendages. While not the focal point, it adds biological context to this already striking geological feature. A unique piece combining the beauty of enhydro formation with a subtle trace of ancient insect life.