Just like the "distressed wood" trend caused a booming business of making products that all have the exact same "distressed" pattern.
History doesn't repeat, but it certainly rhymes.
I know somebody that works in a wooden floor business. They take perfect new wood and move it through a cylinder that drops pebbles on it. They sell it for 2-3 times the price of undamaged wood.
There is a whole sub-industry of putting fake mosquitoes into fake amber.
As long as the mosquitos contain real dinosaur blood, it's all good.
"We spared no expense!"
From chickens, right?
Chickens are indeed dinosaurs by all means, so sure, from chickens.
They already do this with emeralds -- fake inclusions and flaws to make them look more like natural stones. If a natural emerald and a good synthetic emerald are distinguishable, it's often only because the synthetic one still looks too much better -- its color and overall clarity are still a little bit too good.