Oldest scorpion rarity from the DINO period - 8 mm

You are bidding on selected inclusions from one of the largest collections in Germany, including Amber from all over the world. (Baltic, Dominican Republic, Mexico and BURMA) , I am offering the items for auction due to age-related reasons. Authenticity, quality and rarity are guaranteed, partly suitable for museums, which is an estimated percentage ofless than 1% of all finds. Burmit or also Birmit is the name of an Amber gemstone, found in the Eocene deposit in Myanmar and which actually stems from the upper Cretaceous and is approx. 100 million years old. Burmit is considered the kind of Amber with the most inclusions. There are more kinds known of it than from other deposits combined and back then the first various flora objects evolved like flowers, leaves and mosses. A rare scorpion perfect without tail and powerful pedipalpe tongs “Chaerilobuthus” (scientifically determined by prof. Dr. of Lourenço Paris) is located in a greenish brown shimmering stone 1. 2 x 1. 5 cm. This unique stone is a highlight for every dedicated collector and therefore is of considerable value. 3 multi-layer shots with 20 stacked individual shots each are attached.