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2.64 Ct. Cabochon Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Feb 13
Item ID: | R15025 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.07 Width: 7.08 Height: 4.2 |
Weight: | 2.64 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $49 |
One beautiful translucent 2.64 carat oval shaped pinkish red ruby is presented, dimensions 9.07 by 7.08 by 4.20 mm, cabochon cut, clarity grade included as evaluated at eye level, vivid color intensity, and excellent polish. This ruby has been enhanced by heat treatment, and its origin is Burma, Myanmar, an origin that has historically commanded premium interest among connoisseurs. The cabochon cut emphasizes the stone s color and body tone, producing a smooth, domed surface that allows light to scatter through the crystal in a way that enhances its glowing, saturated pinkish red hue. The translucency of the material contributes to an internal glow rather than a faceted brilliance, creating a rich, candlelight like depth that is particularly appealing for collectors who value color and character over scintillation. At 2.64 carats the gem sits comfortably in a size range that is versatile for rings or pendants, offering presence without the handling and security concerns of very large stones.
When assessing this ruby from a grading perspective, the vivid color intensity is among the most important attributes for value, especially for stones originating from Burma, Myanmar, where chromium driven reds have been prized for centuries. Color is assessed on hue, tone, and saturation, and this specimen displays a strong saturation with a slightly pinkish overtone that gives it a lively, modern appeal. The clarity grade of included, evaluated at eye level, is typical for natural rubies and indicates there are internal features visible to a trained observer, and potentially to the unaided eye, depending on lighting and loupe use. In rubies, inclusions often include rutile silk, fingerprint patterns, and crystal inclusions, which can provide proof of natural origin and provenance. The excellent polish and cabochon finish mitigate the visual impact of some inclusions, allowing the color to read more uniformly, and the stone s translucency. For an educated buyer, these combined factors signal a natural, untreated by filling or glass, material that has undergone standard and stable heat enhancement, a process that improves color and clarity without materially altering other gemological properties.
Provenance matters for collectors and investors, and Burma, Myanmar continues to be one of the most respected sources for ruby material due to its geological setting and historical mines. Burmese rubies are often associated with a rich red to pinkish red palette driven by chromium, and geological conditions in the Mogok and surrounding areas produce stones with desirable crystal structure and color zoning. Heat treatment is a widely accepted and stable enhancement in the trade, performed to improve color saturation and reduce the appearance of certain inclusions, and when fully disclosed it does not detract from long term value in the same way as invasive filling treatments can. For an educated buyer considering this 2.64 carat cabochon, the combination of Burmese origin, vivid color intensity, and natural inclusion patterns offers provenance, stability, and aesthetic appeal. Certification from a reputable gemological laboratory can confirm origin and treatment status, and we recommend obtaining such documentation for insurance and resale purposes.
At The Natural Ruby Company we present this translucent pinkish red cabochon with detailed measurements and transparent disclosures regarding clarity, cut, treatment, and origin, because provenance and honest description are central to trust. Practical considerations for setting this cabochon include protective bezel or low profile settings that showcase the color and protect the domed surface, and settings in warm gold tones tend to complement the pinkish red body color. Care is straightforward, use warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaning when inclusions could be a structural concern, and store the ruby separately to prevent abrasion to either the ruby or other gems. For collectors and designers seeking a natural Burmese ruby with vivid color, stable treatment, and a classic cabochon presentation, this 2.64 carat oval from The Natural Ruby Company offers an authentic and attractive option, combining historical provenance with practical versatility for jewelry or collection.



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