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1.56 Ct. Ruby from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Sep 23
Item ID: | R16089 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.61 Width: 6.81 Height: 2.91 |
Weight: | 1.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $2,200 |
This pear shape red ruby weighs 1.56 carat, and measures 9.61 x 6.81 x 2.91 mm, presenting an elegant elongated silhouette that photographs and wears with exceptional face up presence, the cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and fire, the clarity is very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the color intensity is intense, the polish is excellent, the stone has been heat treated only, and the origin is Mozambique. At The Natural Ruby Company we take pride in presenting rubies that combine honest disclosure and refined beauty, and this gem stands apart from many market alternatives that are either overly included, heavily treated, or materially altered to simulate richness of color. Compared with commonplace commercial pieces, this ruby offers a rare combination of clean transparency and saturated red, and when buyers compare it with glass filled or lead glass treated stones they will notice a superior stability, and a natural depth that remains vivid under varied light. Versus synthetic alternatives, this Mozambique ruby carries the warmth of origin and natural formation, and versus lower grade natural rubies the very slightly included clarity allows the stone to deliver life and sparkle without the cloudiness that reduces face up appeal.
The mixed brilliant cut on this pear shape is an important advantage in the current marketplace, because it delivers a balance between modern brilliance and classic elegance, the crown facets generate lively return of light, the pavilion mixes larger facets with smaller ones to give both depth and flash, and the excellent polish ensures the surface reads clean and bright in ring or pendant settings. Many rubies on the market emphasize color alone while sacrificing clarity and cut, those stones may appear flat, chalky, or showted with diffusion effects, this Mozambique ruby avoids those compromises, and its intense red saturates the eye while the very slight inclusions remain a whisper rather than a distraction, specialists will note that heat treatment is a widely accepted enhancement that improves tone and transparency without undermining the stone integrity, and it stands in value above rubies that require glass filling to hide fractures, those filled stones can be vulnerable to heat and chemicals, and they do not hold value the way a naturally resilient, properly treated ruby does. When comparing to classic Burmese material this ruby captures comparable richness for a more accessible price, and when compared to lighter pastel rubies from other locales this stone offers a passionate hue that makes an immediate emotional impression.
There is a romantic story held in the heart of this ruby, its intense red evokes the moment two travelers watched the sun drop into the Mozambique Channel, the sky and the water trading brilliant shades until only a single streak of molten crimson remained, that deep red lodged itself in a small river stone and was carried by tides until it found its way into the earth, generations later a cutter saw that color and coaxed it into a pear shape that suggests a teardrop and a flame at once. The very slight inclusions inside the stone play an intimate role in that narrative, they are like the private marks of shared experience, the tiny inclusions catch light like distant stars in a lovers memory, they remind the wearer that authenticity contains traces of the life it has lived, and that those traces enhance rather than diminish beauty. For someone seeking a gem that will symbolize enduring passion and honest devotion this ruby makes a meaningful choice, it reads as fiery and sincere when set in a simple solitaire ring, and it becomes poetic when suspended as a pendant, the natural origin in Mozambique adds provenance to the story, it is not a manufactured romance, it is a piece of the earth shaped by time and skilled hands.
From a practical perspective this ruby is versatile and durable, the hardness and the lack of invasive filling mean it will hold up to everyday wear if set with proper protection, the pear silhouette at 9.61 x 6.81 mm looks superb on slender fingers and also balances well in a drop design for necklaces, many customers find that a mixed brilliant cut paired with excellent polish creates greater perceived size and sparkle than a heavier, poorly cut stone with higher carat weight, in short the optical performance of this 1.56 carat gem outperforms many larger, less well cut alternatives. At The Natural Ruby Company we present each stone with clear information about weight, dimensions, cut, clarity, enhancements, and origin so that customers can compare with confidence, we encourage prospective buyers to consider long term value over short term savings, choosing a naturally brilliant, heat treated Mozambique ruby like this one offers a combination of beauty, stability, and authenticity that many competitors cannot match. If you are selecting a gem for an engagement, an anniversary, or a meaningful gift this ruby will communicate passion, provenance, and enduring quality, and our team will guide you through setting options and care recommendations so the piece serves as a lasting symbol of the story you wish to tell.



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