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Treasures of the Earth
"Treasures of the Earth" is a collection of noteworthy gemstones hand-picked by our team of gemstone experts. Every gemstone in this collection will captivate you with its intrinsic beauty and spectacular flair.
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| Gemstone, Origin & Treatments |
Species: Natural Corundum |
Gemstone & Variety: Natural Ruby |
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Geographic Origin: Mogok - Burma (Myanmar)
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Treatments: No Treatments (Unheated/Untreated)
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| Weight, Measurements & Shape |
Weight: 3.90 carats |
Measurements: 9.12 x 8.75 x 5.28 mm |
Type of Cutting: Faceted |
Shape: Rectangular Cushion |
| Color |
Intensity of Color: Intense |
Shade: Velvety Pink-Red |
| Transparency & Clarity |
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Transparency: Transparent with Milkiness
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Clarity Grade: Not Applicable
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Gemologist's Comments on Clarity:
Due to their natural growth conditions and recovery methods, rubies from Burma (Myanmar) commonly have features such as growth tubes, fingerprint inclusions, rutile silk clouds, and other microscopic inclusions that may affect the transmission of light to a certain extent. For this reason, despite being fully transparent, Burmese rubies may not show luster & scintillation as prominently as rubies from other localities.
The features seen in the stone's pavilion are naturally occurring rough, unpolished surface areas. When cutting & polishing rubies, it's a common practice to intentionally keep certain portions of the stone in the natural, rough, unpolished form, particularly in the pavilion/bottom of the stone. This is done to preserve the carat weight and maintain the stone's overall shape/symmetry. Such minor external features are commonly seen in most natural & unheated/untreated rubies, especially ones from Burma. Since they are located in the pavilion, they don't affect the stone's clarity, face-up appearance, or luster.
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| Fluorescence |
| Fluorescence is the visible light some gemstones emit when exposed to invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays. We've described below the intensity and color of the gemstone's fluorescence under long-wave UV light (LWUV). |
Intensity: Strong |
Color: Red |
| Special Characteristics |
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Velvety Appearance:
This gemstone exhibits an appearance that is classified as "velvety". Such an appearance results from very fine microscopic particles that scatter light, causing the coveted visual effect without negatively affecting the gem's transparency. Gemstones with a velvety appearance have little to no extinction, display a warm glow, and look very pleasing to the eye. Therefore, velvety appearance is considered a highly sought-after trait in gemstones. The most prominent examples of gemstones coveted for their velvety appearance are the legendary Kashmir sapphires.
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Vibrant Brilliancy:
This gemstone exhibits a brilliancy that is classified as "vibrant." Vibrant brilliancy results from a combination of factors such as skillful cutting, excellent clarity, even color distribution, and a very low degree of extinction.
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| Gemological Reports |
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This item is accompanied by the following gemological report. We will ship the original report along with the item.
Gemmological Institute of India report # ORG-22100403-005
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| StarRuby.in® Listing Price |
Total: $5,460.00 |
Per Carat: $1,400.00 |
| Recommended Retail Price (RRP) |
| The “Recommended Retail Price (RRP)” is the price you can expect to pay for a similar item at a high-street retail store. |
Total: 9555 |
Per Carat: 2450 |
| References |
Listing ID: 441314 |
Stone ID: E12009 |