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1.31 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | R13097 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.3 Width: 5.47 Height: 3.71 |
Weight: | 1.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heated with Residue |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $5,180 |
As a representative of The Natural Ruby Company I am pleased to present a superb GIA certified red ruby that stands out for both its aesthetic presence and its investment attributes, a gemstone that will appeal to collectors and connoisseurs alike. This gem weighs 1.31 carats and is fashioned in a classic oval shape with precise dimensions of 7.30 x 5.47 x 3.71 mm. The cutting style is faceted, executed as a mixed brilliant cut, and the surface exhibits excellent polish. Under GIA evaluation this ruby received an eye clean clarity grade when assessed at eye level, and it displays a vivid color intensity that commands attention in both natural and artificial light. The stone has undergone a heat enhancement with residue, a disclosed treatment, and traceable origin documentation identifies the source as Burma Myanmar. Every one of these facts has been documented on the GIA report that accompanies the gemstone, an important verification that supports both aesthetic appreciation and market confidence.
To an educated buyer color is the paramount determinant of ruby quality and value, and this stone delivers a vivid red that is the very reason Burmese rubies have historically commanded premium demand. Vivid color denotes a strong saturation combined with balanced tone that produces a lively, saturated red without shifting toward brown or purple. The GIA certification confirms this visual assessment with professional grading language that collectors rely on. Origin matters in the trade and Burma Myanmar remains synonymous with the finest classical rubies, owing to unique geological conditions that produce highly saturated, velvety red crystals. The disclosure of heat treatment with residue is a standard practice in the industry and the GIA report details the nature of the enhancement, which helps informed buyers weigh rarity against treatment. Heat treatment can improve clarity and color uniformity while often being stable and permanent, and when disclosed it preserves market integrity and resale confidence.
The mixed brilliant cut that shapes this oval ruby is specifically chosen to balance color delivery with scintillation. Mixed brilliant cuts combine triangular or kite facets on the crown with step facets on the pavilion, creating an interplay of sparkle and depth that allows the vivid red to glow while maintaining lively facet patterning. The oval outline at these dimensions is ideal for translating carat weight into apparent size, producing a presence on the hand that feels substantial yet elegant. An eye clean clarity grade means that inclusions, if present, are not visible at typical viewing distances, which ensures clear saturation and light return without distraction. Excellent polish is the finishing touch that guarantees crisp facet junctions and smooth surfaces, maximizing brilliance and facilitating expert settings. Together these attributes make the stone versatile for bespoke fine jewelry, where a careful setting can protect the stone while showcasing its natural color character.
Owning this ruby is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship, a tangible asset that combines the geological rarity of Burmese origin, the authoritative verification of a GIA certificate, and the meticulous lapidary work reflected in cut and polish. For collectors looking at long term value there is a strong secondary market for well documented Burmese rubies with vivid color, and GIA documentation enhances liquidity because it reduces uncertainty for future buyers. From a craftsmanship perspective the gem tolerates expert setting and will become an heirloom that communicates taste and provenance. Practical considerations such as choosing a setting that secures the stone and protects the girdle will preserve its condition, and The Natural Ruby Company can advise on mounting styles that emphasize color, whether a classic prong mounting to maximize light entry, or a halo design for added brilliance. This ruby represents both a visual pleasure and a disciplined acquisition for the discerning buyer, and we stand ready to provide full certification details, high resolution images, and personalized consultation to help integrate this exceptional gem into a lasting piece of jewelry.



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