VORCOOL5pcs Amber Fossil with Insects Samples Stones Crystal Specimens Home Decorations Collection Oval Pendant (Random Pattern)

I bought these "amber" pendant charms obviously knowing that they were not real amber. But these are well made and fascinating to look at. What's more, they can be worn as pendants. It is important to know before buying these, however, that these are apparently randomly chosen for you and are not necessarily all varied. I received 3 butterflies, 1 beetle, and a scorpion. So please be mindful of this fact before buying. All told, I am happy with my purchase as these can be used as paperweights, pendants, or simply as part of a collection.

Massive disappointment. I had no expectation as to what may arrive, but my low expectations were crushed by the poor quality of these huge blobs of sticky resin with a small beetle crushed inside. This product is not amber it is amber colored plastic that is sticky to the touch. useless as jewelry unless you want it to adhere to your skin or clothing and the insects look as if they were captured off the floor of the plant. I do not like to post low reviews but this is a new low in deceptive advertising. To be clear; 1. Not Amber, 2. Are not fossilized. 3. Are sticky to the touch and contain a tiny crushed beetle inside, all of the same species. Please do better!

These are going in the grandkids Christmas stockings! Great color and clearity. Each one has a different bug so no " he' s got my bug" problems. I know they are going to be excited over their " fossil" .

THIS IS NOT AMBER! It is resin but not a natrual amber resin. I also expected to get a randome VARIETY of bugs, scorpions. and all i got was the exact same Beatle in different sizes. Not worth $15.99 i was really really sad and my son is going to be very disappointed now no scorpion or other bug. jusr the one type in the picture.

Although they look interesting, they are all beetles and June bugs inside of resin rather than something like a butterfly or scorpion in the pictures. They were mostly the same bug as well.

From the price and photos these are not fossilized amber insectsA lot of reviews are saying the dealer lied. However this line in particular in the description states “ Natural Amber, heat treated, pressure treated”This is a common method to produce cheap amber stones. Genuine amber fragments are subjected to high heat and pressure. The result is an amber like stone. The end result is not identical to fossilized amber, but amber is the raw material. I bought this for a display I’m putting together and they will be perfect

I'm a reading coach for a second grader. She chose a book on fossils and on one of the pages there was a picture of an insect in an amber piece. I have collected amber for the last 50 years with and without inclusions and of every color etc. But the little I'm coaching loved this piece because it was such a big bug. She didn't know it wasn't from the Cretaceous period but I think she got the idea. And they are cheap enough that I could give her one to take home. Both of us were thrilled.

Looks and feels like resin, not amber