0.87 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Ruby Pair from Mozambique

From the hidden seams of Mozambique to the quiet bench of a master cutter, this matched pair of rubies traces a story of earth, hands, and intention, brought to you by The Natural Ruby Company. Born in mineral rich deposits, each crystal began as molten color deep beneath the surface, rising through time and pressure to become the vivid pinkish red you see. Miners carefully recovered these stones from alluvial seams, respecting the land and the communities that shaped their path, and they were then selected for their transparency and intense hue. At the cutting stage the rough forms were transformed into round mixed brilliant cuts, refined to dimensions of 4.51 x 4.50 x 2.71 mm and 4.54 x 4.55 x 2.77 mm, preserving weight and presence at 0.43 carats and 0.44 carats respectively. Heat treated for stability and enhanced saturation, and finished with an excellent polish, these rubies carry a clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which allows light to dance freely through each facet, revealing a lively, intense color intensity that is rich yet delicate.

For bespoke earrings these rubies are an ideal choice, because they are already a matched pair in tone, proportion, and brilliance, ready to become a personal expression. Imagine them set as simple studs to let the round form and mixed brilliant cut sing, or imagine them embraced by a halo of small diamonds to amplify their glow, or suspended in a modern bezel to celebrate their pure silhouette. Their slight differences in millimeters and carat weight are a testament to natural individuality, and when set by an artisan jeweler they will balance on the ear as if made for each other, creating movement and reflection with every turn. At The Natural Ruby Company we guide you through metal choices, mounting styles, and earring findings so the final piece complements both the gemstones and the wearer. Beyond beauty, these rubies carry cultural resonance as symbols of passion and protection across ages, and when worn they become part of the wearer story, a connection to Mozambique, to the people who shaped them, and to the hands that crafted them into earrings made to be cherished.