An insect frozen in amber, rebuilt as a refraction test

8s cinematic extreme macro video, 16:9, 24fps, smooth continuous spiral orbital push-in shot. Centered in a dark moody studio is a raw translucent golden-amber gem with natural polished facets and ancient rough edges. A single warm off-camera tungsten rim light slowly sweeps from behind, igniting deep honey-orange refractions, microscopic suspended air bubbles, and internal stress fissures. Embedded deep within the amber core sits a pristine, perfectly preserved prehistoric winged insect with delicate iridescent veined wings and multifaceted compound eyes. Macro probe lens smoothly rotates around the amber in an arc while pushing deeply into the glowing resin, transitioning focus from the refractive outer surface straight onto the razor-sharp micro-anatomy of the frozen insect. Authentic 35mm cinema aesthetic, shallow depth of field, organic fine grain. Exclude: living movement, twitching legs, human hands, fast erratic spinning, plastic CGI gloss, modern jewelry mounts, text, watermark.