What's the difference between 2D and 3D in these pieces?

2D means the mosquito image is essentially flat-printed and embedded inside the resin (looks like a preserved silhouette when viewed front-on). 3D means a sculpted miniature mosquito figure is suspended inside the resin, visible from multiple angles. 3D is more screen-accurate to the Jurassic Park aesthetic.

Can I mount a VEOJEIN amber piece on a real cane?

Yes, specifically the 3D + Knob variant ($21.95). It comes with M8X1.25, M10X1.25, M10X1.5, and M12X1.5 thread adapters to fit most cane handles or display rod systems. The 3D-A (flagship) can also be cane-mounted with the right adapter.

Are the mosquitoes inside the amber real?

No. They're sculpted or 3D-printed mosquito figures suspended in cast resin. VEOJEIN's pieces are honest replicas of fossil amber, not genuine fossil amber. Real fossil mosquito-in-amber at this size would cost 00 to $500+.

Which variant is closest to the Jurassic Park movie prop?

The 3D + Knob (cane-mountable amber sphere) is closest in form. The 3D-A flagship (3.3 inches tall, standalone or cane-mountable) is closest in scale. Both have the screen-accurate look.

How heavy are these pieces?

The 2D pieces are roughly 4 to 6 ounces. The 3D pieces are 6 to 12 ounces. Variants with wooden bases or large scene additions can run 12 to 24 ounces. None are heavy enough to actually function as a paperweight in strong wind, but plenty heavy for indoor desk use.

VEOJEIN Mosquito-in-Amber Variants Compared: 2D vs 3D, Base or No Base