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2.02 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | R16498 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.94 Width: 6.41 Height: 4.72 |
Weight: | 2.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $7,650 |
This Burmese ruby weighs 2.02 carat, and presents an elegant oval shape with dimensions 7.94 x 6.41 x 4.72 mm. The stone is transparent, with a vivid color intensity that reads as a strong, saturated red in a variety of lighting conditions. The cutting style is a mixed brilliant cut, optimized to balance color and light return, and the polish has been graded excellent which contributes to lively surface reflections and a clean, refined face up. Clarity has been evaluated as slightly included at eye level, and the gem has received standard heat treatment, a common and widely accepted enhancement method used to improve color and clarity in natural rubies. The origin is Burma, Myanmar, a provenance that remains highly prized by collectors and connoisseurs for its historical association with some of the finest ruby material in the world. This listing is presented by The Natural Ruby Company, and reflects our commitment to transparent, accurate descriptions and careful presentation of natural gemstones.
The mixed brilliant cut and the well considered oval proportions are central to this ruby becoming a true centerpiece in any collection. The mixed brilliant cut combines geometric facets that increase scintillation, with controlled pavilion angles that return light to the viewer, enhancing both sparkle and perceived color depth. With the dimensions given, the calculated depth proportion is approximately 65.8 percent, a ratio that helps this stone present a strong, saturated color face up while still allowing for lively internal reflections. The oval outline offers an elongated silhouette that flatters most settings, and the symmetry and facet execution shown in the photographs indicate a cutter who prioritized even light dispersion and color distribution across the table. For an educated buyer who understands that cut can dramatically affect the visual impact of a colored gemstone, this ruby demonstrates thoughtful faceting designed to maximize both brilliance and the vivid red tone that drives market desirability.
Clarity and internal characteristics play a key role in valuation and in understanding the personality of a natural ruby. This specimen is graded slightly included when viewed at eye level, which means the inclusions are present but do not significantly interrupt the face up beauty or compromise the structural integrity of the gem. Slight inclusions are common and expected in natural rubies, and in Burmese material they often attest to natural growth and origin, adding to provenance credibility rather than detracting from it. From a practical perspective, slight inclusions often have minimal effect on wearability when the stone is set, especially with a secure setting that protects the girdle and pavilion. The heat treatment disclosed for this ruby is a stable and accepted practice in the trade, used to enhance color saturation and reduce the visibility of some inclusions, thereby improving overall visual appeal. When evaluating a ruby, educated buyers will weigh origin, color saturation, cut quality, and clarity together, and this gemstone scores strongly across those attributes because of its vivid color, well executed mixed brilliant cut, and the established Burmese provenance.
For collectors, designers, and private buyers seeking a standout stone, this ruby offers both aesthetic presence and investment considerations. Its vivid color and excellent polish make it an ideal focal point for high end jewelry, including classic solitaire rings, elegant pendants, and refined three stone designs where the ruby can be paired with diamonds that accentuate its brilliance. The size at just over two carats is versatile for both statement pieces and heirloom quality designs. Provenance from Burma Myanmar adds a layer of rarity and historical interest that educated buyers often seek, and at The Natural Ruby Company we support provenance and treatment disclosures to ensure buyer confidence. We recommend setting this stone in a protective yet visible mounting, which will preserve its polish and allow its mixed brilliant faceting to sparkle. Additional documentation can be provided upon request, and our specialists are available to discuss certification options, custom settings, or to provide further high resolution images and viewing angles. This Burmese ruby is an exceptional example of natural color and craftsmanship, and it will command attention as the centerpiece of a refined collection.



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