Welcome to MacroAmber – Explore the Fascinating World of Amber Inclusions!

Burmese amber (Kachin amber) is a window into the past, preserving life from the late Cretaceous period – an era when dinosaurs still roamed the Earth. Unlike Baltic or Dominican amber, which originates from a time when dinosaurs were already extinct, Burmese amber is around 100 million years old and offers an unparalleled glimpse into ancient ecosystems. Its inclusions – ranging from insects and arachnids to plants, fungi, feathers, and small reptiles – showcase fascinating species that existed during the age of dinosaurs. At MacroAmber, I highlight the beauty and scientific significance of this extraordinary amber source, presenting many extremely rare as well as unique inclusions.