This remarkable Sucinoptinus Death-Watch Beetle fossil, from the Ptinidae family, is preserved in genuine Baltic amber dating back to the Middle Eocene period, approximately 40-50 million years ago. Sourced from Lithuania, this fossil offers a captivating glimpse into the prehistoric world and the creatures that inhabited ancient forests.

Ptinidae beetles, commonly known as Death-Watch Beetles, are small wood-boring insects whose distinctive ticking sound, made during mating, inspired their macabre name in folklore. This fossilized specimen of Sucinoptinus has been perfectly preserved in amber, showcasing the detailed anatomy of the beetle and offering a unique opportunity to study an ancient insect in stunning clarity.

• Species: Sucinoptinus (Death-Watch Beetle, Ptinidae family)
• Age: Middle Eocene (40-50 million years old)
• Origin: Baltic Amber, Lithuania
• Size: Please refer to the photo for exact dimensions (Scale cube = 1 cm)
• Condition: Genuine amber fossil with natural inclusions
• Certificate of Authenticity: Included with every purchase, certifying the specimen’s authenticity
• Actual Specimen: The photo displays the exact fossil you will receive, ensuring a unique and well-preserved piece.

Baltic amber fossils are known for their exceptional ability to preserve ancient life, often encapsulating organisms in extraordinary detail. This Sucinoptinus beetle fossil is an excellent example of how amber can freeze moments in time, offering both historical significance and aesthetic appeal.

Perfect for collectors, entomologists, or anyone with an interest in ancient ecosystems, this Death-Watch Beetle fossil will make a striking addition to any collection.

Shipping & Packaging: We take great care in packaging all fossils to ensure they arrive safely. Every purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity, giving you confidence in the fossil’s genuine nature.

Own a piece of ancient history—add this rare Sucinoptinus Death-Watch Beetle amber fossil to your collection today!