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1.47 Ct. Ruby from Mozambique

This loose stone ships by Jun 22

 
Item ID: R16257
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$13,744
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Product Details
Item ID:
R16257
Dimensions (MM):
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Length: 9.5
Width: 5.85
Height: 2.6
Weight:
1.47 Ct.
Color:
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Red
Color intensity:
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Vivid
Clarity:
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Slightly Included
Shape:
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Pear
Cut:
Mixed Brilliant Cut
Cutting style:
Faceted
Enhancements:
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No Enhancement
Origin:
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Mozambique
Per carat price:
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$9,350
Product description

This pear shape ruby presents as a striking and transparent 1.47 carat gem, with precise dimensions of 9.50 by 5.85 by 2.60 millimeters. It is cut in a mixed brilliant style, delivering both strong scintillation and an even color distribution across the surface. The stone displays vivid color intensity, a characteristic highly prized in corundum, and an excellent polish that maximizes light return and surface sheen. Clarity is graded as slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means there are minor natural internal features that do not dominate the visual presentation when mounted, and the absence of enhancement tells you this ruby has not been subjected to artificial treatments to alter color or clarity. Origin is Mozambique, a region known for producing deeply saturated, collector grade rubies, and this combination of natural vivid color, transparent body, and untouched status positions this gem in a premium category for discerning buyers and designers.

Understanding the clarity grade and the mixed brilliant cut is important when planning a custom piece, because these aspects determine both aesthetics and technical setting choices. Slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates inclusions that are small and localized, and a skilled setter can often position the stone to minimize any visual impact, for example by orienting pavilion features toward the gallery or by using a bezel or partial bezel to mask a minor inclusion near the girdle. The mixed brilliant cut unites a brilliant crown with complementary pavilion faceting, producing lively sparkle while preserving color saturation. Excellent polish enhances facet crispness, which helps the stone to return light effectively despite its natural inclusions. From a durability standpoint this ruby benefits from corundum hardness, second only to diamond, which makes it highly suitable for daily wear in rings and pendants, while the pear tip should be reinforced or protected with a prong or bezel to avoid mechanical stress at the point.

The proportions and shape make this ruby especially attractive for custom jewelry, because its elongated pear silhouette and near one and a half carat weight give designers flexibility to create elegant centerpieces or refined accent stones. At 9.50 by 5.85 by 2.60 millimeters the gem sits comfortably in standard ring heads and pendant mounts, filling a bezel or halo with graceful presence without overwhelming the setting. For an engagement ring a three prong or five prong head with a protective V prong at the tip will showcase the mixed brilliant facets while safeguarding the point, and placing a delicate halo of melee diamonds will both increase perceived size and intensify the vivid red by contrast. For pendants and drop earrings a simple bezel will emphasize the clean profile and protect the pavilion, while an open prong gallery will maximize brilliance for designs that prioritize light performance. Designers often prefer warm metals with richly colored rubies, so yellow gold tends to enhance the red warmth, while white metals offer a contemporary contrast that highlights clarity and sparkle. Because the stone is unenhanced and transparent, it responds exceptionally well to designs that allow light to pass through the pavilion and crown, maximizing depth of color and internal fire.

For an educated buyer and a custom jeweler the combination of provenance, natural vivid color, mixed brilliant cutting, and absence of treatment confers both aesthetic and investment value. Mozambique origin rubies are sought after by collectors and makers because they frequently combine saturated hues with good clarity, and this particular piece from The Natural Ruby Company exemplifies those qualities in a portable and wearable 1.47 carat size. The slight inclusions should be viewed as evidence of natural formation rather than a defect, and they can be managed in the design phase to either conceal or to become part of the natural character of the gem. If you are planning a bespoke commission we can advise on optimal settings, prong count, metal choice, and mounting techniques to preserve and enhance the stone while ensuring long term durability. The Natural Ruby Company stands behind the natural origin and the untreated status of this ruby, and we welcome inquiries to discuss how this pear shape gem can be integrated into a custom ring, pendant, or earring design that reflects both technical soundness and timeless beauty.

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    Our hand-made zinc gemstone boxes are the finest in the industry, and are included for all gemstones over $2000.
    Ruby rings in The Natural Ruby Company custom made packaging
    Ruby rings in The Natural Ruby Company custom made packaging
    Our customers often comment about our stunning, hand made, presentation boxes and reporting documents. Large zinc-alloy boxes included at no extra cost for jewelry items over $5000, and petit size included for orders $500-$5000.
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