3.80 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)

This GIA certified red ruby presents a transparent, round form weighing 3.80 carat, with precise dimensions of 8.81 x 8.66 x 6.28 mm. The cutting style is faceted, executed as a mixed brilliant cut to balance color saturation and scintillation, and the stone exhibits an excellent polish that enhances surface reflection and overall visual performance. Clarity is graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, indicating minor internal characteristics that do not materially detract from transparency or brilliance in typical gem settings. The color is described as vivid in intensity, a primary contributor to the gem quality and visual presence of this piece. Treatment disclosure is complete, the stone is noted as heated with residue, a treatment that has been identified and documented on the accompanying GIA report, assuring accurate representation of the gem condition for appraisal and setting considerations.

The documented origin is Burma, Myanmar, a provenance that carries historical and gemological significance, and contributes to the stones market perception and intrinsic interest. Burmese rubies have long been prized for their chromium influenced red tones and the particular geological conditions of the Mogok region that often yield rich saturation combined with favorable crystal clarity, attributes that are reflected in this specimen. Origin documentation, combined with independent GIA certification, enhances traceability and supports informed valuation, particularly for collectors and connoisseurs who prioritize provenance as part of rarity and cultural importance. The combination of a substantial 3.80 carat weight, mixed brilliant faceting that optimizes light return, vivid color intensity, and verifiable Burmese origin positions this ruby for consideration in high quality jewelry applications or curated collections. The Natural Ruby Company provides full disclosure on treatment and origin, and can supply the GIA documentation and additional imaging to support appraisal, setting decisions, and provenance review.