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0.93 Ct. Cabochon Ruby from Mozambique
Item ID: | R14879 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.35 Width: 5.41 Height: 3.35 |
Weight: | 0.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Red |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $258 |
Here is a singular gem offered by The Natural Ruby Company, a translucent natural ruby weighing 0.93 carat, shaped into an elegant pear, with dimensions of 5.35 by 5.41 by 3.35 millimeters, fashioned as a smooth cabochon, clarity graded included at eye level, color intensity classified as medium intense, and an excellent polish, with no enhancement, and originating from the mineral rich terrains of Mozambique. This ruby presents a soft pinkish red hue that reads as both vivid and versatile, a color that is rare among untreated stones of this size, and a size that lends itself beautifully to rings, pendants, or bespoke designs where a domed surface is desired. The cabochon cut allows light to play across the curved surface, emphasizing the stone at every angle, and the absence of any treatment places this ruby in a select category that serious collectors and thoughtful buyers recognize as having superior long term value. When you choose this piece through The Natural Ruby Company, you are obtaining a natural specimen that combines provenance, honest grading, and visual appeal in a way that many mass market alternatives cannot match.
Imagine a story written in stone, a narrative that began millions of years ago deep within the Earth, where intense pressures and elevated temperatures forged aluminum oxide into corundum, and where the delicate touch of chromium became trapped within the crystal lattice to gift the stone its pinkish red color. In Mozambique, geological forces including continental collisions and localized metamorphism created pockets and veins where corundum could crystallize, slowly accreting over geological time as mineral rich fluids migrated and cooled. This particular ruby grew patiently, atom by atom, its interior recording an archive of conditions as tiny inclusions and growth patterns, each imperfection a signature of authenticity, each translucent layer a testament to the pace of natural formation. Over millions of years the surrounding rock eroded and landscapes rose and fell, and eventually this ruby was released from its host, transported and concentrated in alluvial deposits where skilled miners and ethical sourcing networks recovered it, preserving its story of origin that we now have the pleasure to present to you.
In the current market many rubies are presented after heat treatment, fracture filling, or even as laboratory created alternatives, and these processes can enhance immediate appearance but they also alter long term value and rarity. This Mozambique ruby differs because it is untreated, with no enhancement, and that untreated status is a crucial differentiator when comparing like for like, because the natural color and internal character remain intact, and that integrity is what collectors prize. Compared to faceted rubies of similar carat weight, a cabochon offers a different kind of presence, a softer, more organic glow, and for certain jewelry designs that require comfort and tactile elegance, a well cut cabochon with excellent polish will outperform many faceted stones that can show more surface wear or require more protective settings. The medium intense color of this piece provides a balance that reads as both vibrant and wearable, it is less prone to appearing overly dark under low light or overly artificial in bright light, and the translucency provides depth without sacrificing a clean visual field. The included clarity grade, evaluated at eye level, speaks to natural inclusions that authenticate the stone, and those inclusions often create unique visual textures that cannot be replicated by synthetic processes, making each viewing a private encounter with a natural formation.
Choosing this ruby from The Natural Ruby Company is a choice for natural provenance, honest grading, and a unique aesthetic that stands apart from common market offerings, and you are investing not just in a gem, but in a story that spans epochs. For jewelry designers this stone offers a compact and eye catching focal point that will wear well on a variety of settings, and for collectors it represents a rare untreated cabochon ruby from Mozambique with superior polish and a pleasing pear silhouette. We at The Natural Ruby Company take pride in sourcing stones that combine geological authenticity with market sensibility, and this ruby is an example of that commitment, a natural, untreated classic that offers long term value compared to rapidly depreciating treated alternatives. If you are seeking a ruby that reads as honest, evocative, and versatile, this pear shaped cabochon is a compelling choice, and it carries with it the provenance, careful selection, and attention to detail that define The Natural Ruby Company.

























