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1.11 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | R16408 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.24 Width: 5.22 Height: 3.89 |
Weight: | 1.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $5,550 |
This Burmese ruby from The Natural Ruby Company is a transparent, radiant shaped gemstone weighing 1.11 carat, with dimensions of 5.24 by 5.22 by 3.89 mm. The stone has a radiant cut, vivid color intensity, and an excellent polish, presenting a lively, saturated red face up. Its clarity is graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating the presence of minor natural characteristics that do not detract from overall transparency or brilliance. The ruby has been heat treated, a common and stable enhancement in ruby trade practice, applied to improve color and clarity while preserving the stone structure. Origin is Burma, Myanmar, a region historically noted for producing rubies with strong color saturation, and this specimen reflects those classical attributes in a compact, wearable size.
The radiant cut combines trimmed corners with a faceting scheme that emphasizes both brilliance and color depth, producing scintillation that complements the vivid saturation of this ruby. The relatively balanced dimensions and table size permit efficient light return, so the face up color reads consistently across common lighting environments. Slight inclusions evaluated at eye level are consistent with natural Burmese material and affect the stone primarily when observed under magnification, rather than in normal wear. The excellent polish enhances facet crispness and edge definition, which aids in dispersing light across the hue and tone, and supports a lively appearance in settings that expose the crown and pavilion of the gem. When considering mounting options, settings that protect the girdle and pavilion while allowing crown exposure will retain the stone s visual impact and minimize contact with hard surfaces.
The ruby s vivid red has distinct versatility across a range of skin tones, and its perceived color can be influenced by surrounding metal, accent stones, and setting architecture. On fair complexions the high saturation creates a clear, striking contrast, where the red reads as pure and vibrant, particularly when set in white metals that emphasize brightness. For medium and olive complexions the warmth of the ruby harmonizes with underlying skin tones, producing a cohesive, rich appearance that can be subtly enhanced by warm metal choices such as yellow gold or rose gold, which accentuate the stone s orange red nuances. On deeper skin tones the vivid saturation maintains visibility and presence, where the ruby appears luminous against richer backgrounds, and paired with polished platinum or white gold the contrast highlights the gem s internal glow. Neutral skin tones benefit from the ruby s adaptability, where both warm and cool metal choices will alter the stone s character in predictable ways, permitting stylistic variation without losing the identity of the red. Lighting conditions also play a role, with incandescent or candlelight tending to emphasize warmer red facets, and daylight or cool LED sources preserving a truer red with subtle blue undertones when present.
Practical considerations for incorporation into jewelry include proportionate setting choices and routine care guidance. Given the 1.11 carat weight and compact dimensions, the stone is suitable for center settings in rings, pendants, or earrings where its radiance can be displayed without requiring oversized mounts. Prong settings will maximize light entry and brilliance, while bezel and flush mounts provide enhanced protection for everyday wear, especially considering the slight inclusions and the need to avoid impact to the girdle. The heat treatment is stable under normal wear conditions, however abrasive cleaners and extreme heat should be avoided to preserve polish and metal work. Combinations with colorless diamonds can increase perceived brightness and contrast, and complementary gems with warm tones can create a tonal ensemble. Provenance from Burma Myanmar contributes to the gem s narrative and may be considered in design decisions where origin is relevant to the aesthetic or collector value. For additional information on measurements, certification, or bespoke settings, please contact The Natural Ruby Company, where detailed imagery and technical documentation are available to assist in design and selection decisions.





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