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1.57 Ct. Pinkish Red Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Aug 14
Item ID: | R16077 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.79 Width: 6.38 Height: 4.18 |
Weight: | 1.57 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $5,576 |
There is a rare kind of light that lives inside a ruby, a heartbeat of fire patient enough to have waited millions of years to meet the skin of the one who wears it, and at The Natural Ruby Company I am honored to introduce a gem whose story begins long before our names. This is a transparent 1.57 carat oval ruby, its graceful form measured at 6.79 by 6.38 by 4.18 mm, cut to a mixed brilliant design that catches the eye and keeps the gaze. Its color is an intense red with a soft pinkish glow, a tone that reads like a secret in candlelight, and its polish is excellent, a smoothness that allows each facet to sing. There has been no enhancement to change its voice, no treatment to alter its truth. The clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and those small inclusions are like the pale script of its past, proof that this jewel grew in the real world rather than in a lab. Its origin is Burma, Myanmar, a landscape that has produced some of the most storied rubies in history, a provenance we honor and verify. Imagine holding this oval stone and feeling the warmth of centuries in your palm, a compact sun of memory and earth given to light.
Millennia ago, long before human hands carved stories into mountains, there were slow fires beneath the crust that set a far older drama into motion. Deep in the heart of what is now Burma Myanmar, limestone and igneous veins met, and under a pressure that moved continents and folded skies, minerals rearranged themselves into new orders. Chromium, arriving as a silent guest in those restless rocks, found a home inside aluminum and oxygen, and a spark of red began to bloom at the atomic level. Over millions of years that red gathered strength, the crystal lattice stretching and aligning, forming corundum that would one day be called ruby. The conditions were neither rushed nor random. They were a long and patient negotiation between heat and time, between fluid and stone. Tiny fractures and mineral inclusions carried into the crystal the fingerprints of those ancient conversations, the proof of heat and pressure and the slow flow of geological life. When you look into the slightly included clarity of this stone, you look into the echo of those negotiations, into the slow artistry of the earth writing itself. The intensity of color tells of the right balance of chemical gifts, and the transparent heart of the gem remembers sunlight filtered through primeval skies.
When the rough reached the surface and the hands of skilled cutters took up the work of translation, they treated that history like a poem in the making. The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this oval ruby balances fire and depth, a design that honors the natural color while coaxing out facets that scatter light like whispers of dawn. The cutter measured the dimensions with reverence, refining proportions to 6.79 by 6.38 by 4.18 mm so the 1.57 carat weight carries a presence beyond its size. Polishing was an intimate act, one that transformed raw beauty into a mirror without erasing memory, producing an excellent polish that lets each flash of color and each internal cloud show itself with dignity. Slight inclusions remain visible at eye level, and I like to describe them as the gem remembering where it came from, small islands of truth that prove its natural origin. No enhancement means the color you see is the color the earth gave, intense and true, not coaxed by heat treatments or fillings. This is a ruby that will reflect your vows and your quiet moments alike, a stone whose brilliance is tempered by authenticity, whose shine is not perfect because perfection would be untrue to its origin.
Allow yourself to imagine this oval ruby set close to the pulse, catching light as you move, reflecting a private radiance that feels like a promise. In that intimate gleam you will feel centuries compressed into a single glance, a continuity between ancient geological patience and the daily tenderness of a human life. At The Natural Ruby Company we stand behind the provenance and the natural state of this gem, offering a link between the quarry in Burma Myanmar and the moment you decide to give or to keep a jewel that means more than ornament. This ruby is ideal for an engagement, a vow, an anniversary, or a private talisman, each inclusion a witness, each facet a facet of memory. If you wish, we can speak about settings that will honor its mixed brilliant cut and oval shape, ways to place it so that its intense color intensity becomes a language between two people. When you choose a natural ruby like this one you choose a companion that carries a very old story and yet is ready to begin a new one with you.



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