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5.05 Ct. Ruby from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | R16470 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.16 Width: 10.87 Height: 6.16 |
Weight: | 5.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Heart |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $3,960 |
This GRS certified ruby from The Natural Ruby Company is a transparent, heart shaped gemstone weighing 5.05 carats, with precise dimensions of 9.16 by 10.87 by 6.16 millimeters. The stone is cut in a mixed brilliant style, an approach that combines step and brilliant facets to balance color saturation and light return. Clarity is evaluated as slightly included at eye level, a grade that indicates small internal characteristics which do not detract from overall transparency or visual appeal. The color intensity is classified as vivid, and the gem exhibits an excellent polish that enhances surface brightness and facet definition. The origin is Burma, Myanmar, a provenance recorded on the GRS report, and the stone has been enhanced by standard, stable heat treatment, a disclosure provided with the certification. These technical details reflect the gemological attributes that define the ruby as a high quality natural ruby suitable for fine jewelry applications.
The ruby’s vivid red hue is a primary visual attribute, and in practice it produces a presence that will stand out in any jewelry setting. Vivid color intensity translates to saturated, evenly distributed red tones across the heart silhouette, and the mixed brilliant cut helps the stone return light in a lively manner while preserving color depth. In settings with white metals such as platinum or white gold, the rich red will provide strong contrast and visual pop, creating a contemporary aesthetic where the ruby is the focal point. In yellow or rose gold, the warmth of the metal complements the red, deepening perceived saturation and lending a classical, romantic character. The heart shape adds an emotional and symbolic dimension, while the balanced proportions and polished facets ensure that the color reads consistently from a range of viewing angles, making the gem suitable for center stage applications such as a pendant, solitaire ring, or a prominent center in a bespoke design.
Considerations related to clarity, cut and practical wear are straightforward, and inform design choices that protect and showcase the stone. Slight inclusions are typical for natural rubies and are often internal and stable, however the heart outline and pavilion depth mean the stone benefits from a setting that secures and shields the girdle and point of the heart. Protective bezel styles offer continuous metal protection for the perimeter, while four to six well placed prongs can present the stone more openly and maximize visible color and brilliance. A halo of small accent diamonds can increase perceived size and add scintillation without competing with the ruby’s red dominance, provided the accent stones are set to avoid covering key facets. The dimensions make the stone suitable as a statement ring center or an elegant pendant, and the hardness inherent to corundum makes the ruby durable for regular wear, with the caveat that proper setting and periodic professional inspection will maintain stability and appearance over time.
The GRS certificate that accompanies this stone documents its identity, measured proportions, clarity assessment, color grading, treatment disclosure, and origin, providing an independent record for valuation and resale. Heat treatment is a common and accepted enhancement in natural rubies, performed to improve color and clarity in a stable manner, and its disclosure is included on the report. Origin from Burma, Myanmar is specifically noted, and this provenance is often referenced in appraisal and collector contexts. Routine care recommendations include gentle cleaning with warm water, mild detergent, and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals and high heat exposure, and recommending professional cleaning and inspection for mounted pieces. The Natural Ruby Company provides full certification documentation with this gem, and the combination of vivid color, heart shaped form, refined mixed brilliant cutting, and careful polish ensures that this 5.05 carat ruby will stand out visually and perform well in a range of refined jewelry settings.





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