2.08 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)

Introducing an exquisite emerald that embodies the perfect union of natural beauty and expert craftsmanship—the GRS certified Vivid Red "Pigeon's Blood" ruby from Burma. At The Natural Ruby Company, we are proud to present a gemstone that resonates with luxury and authenticity. This 2.08 carat oval-shaped ruby measures 9.67 x 6.04 x 3.56 mm, an optimal size primed for any high-quality jewelry piece. Its vivid color intensity is the hallmark of this stunning gemstone, displaying the renowned "Pigeon’s Blood" shade that is highly sought after and exceptionally rare.

Scrutinizing the technical characteristics of this ruby unveils its true artistry. The brilliant cut is meticulously executed, offering a masterful play of light that enhances the stone’s natural vibrancy. Each of the symmetrical facets is positioned with precision, allowing maximum luminosity to emanate from its core. Whether observed in natural or artificial light, this ruby captivates with an intensity that signifies prestige and rarity coupled with an excellent polish that mirrors a luster akin to glass. This level of workmanship ensures that this ruby maintains its stunning radiance for generations.

Yet, it is the ruby’s slight inclusions that serve as its unique identifiers. At The Natural Ruby Company, we view these visible inclusions not as imperfections but as narratives written within the gemstone, adding a layer of individuality and authenticity. These fine characteristics are considered a testament to the ruby's natural formation processes in its Burmese origin, distinguishing this ruby from mere synthetic counterparts. As light interacts with these internal markers, the visual texture of the gemstone becomes evident, presenting a kaleidoscope of patterns that enhance its allure. For the connoisseur who appreciates artisanal craftsmanship and natural elegance, this ruby stands as a masterclass in the interplay between nature and human artistry. Its provenance from the storied mines of Burma further enriches its historical and gemological significance, making it not just a purchase but an acquisition of legacy.