The stone, initially used as a doorstop, is valued at around $1.1 million and turned out to be among the largest known amber nuggets in the world.
Daniel Costache, director of the Provincial Museum of Buzau, emphasized the rock's significant scientific and museum value, marking it as a crucial find for understanding amber.
Amber can range in color from red to black and is revered for its ability to trap insects and other organisms, providing invaluable paleontological insights.
The discovery demonstrates that everyday objects can conceal extraordinary historical treasures, highlighting the importance of examining familiar items for hidden value.
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