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0.99 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Ruby Pair from Mozambique
This pair of stones ships by Mar 24
Stone type: | Ruby | Ruby |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR10262 | PR10262 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.97 Width: 3.72 Height: 2.9 | Length: 5.63 Width: 3.7 Height: 2.71 |
Weight: | 0.49 Ct. | 0.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Red | Pinkish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $364 | $364 |
This matched pair of pear shaped rubies from The Natural Ruby Company presents a precise balance of weight, proportion, and color that will satisfy technically minded gem buyers. The pair consists of a 0.49 carat stone and a 0.50 carat stone, with measured dimensions of 5.97 x 3.72 x 2.90 millimeters and 5.63 x 3.70 x 2.71 millimeters respectively. Both stones are cut as mixed brilliant pears, a faceting choice that marries a brilliant style crown to a stepped pavilion for optimized light behavior in colored gemstones. The hue registers as pinkish red with an intense color intensity, and the polish on every facet has been graded excellent, assuring crisp facet junctions and minimal surface disturbance. These rubies are heat treated, a stable and widely accepted enhancement used to enhance chroma and clarity, and they are of Mozambique origin, a source known for producing richly colored material with strong saturation.
The clarity characteristics of these rubies are particularly important for paired applications, and both stones carry a clarity grade described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level. In practical terms this means inclusions are minor, do not materially obstruct the passage of light, and are only noticeable under careful inspection rather than dominating the stone face. Crucially for designers and makers, the pair exhibits matching clarity, which translates to consistent light return and visual weight when set side by side. When two stones differ in clarity, one can appear brighter or darker under the same lighting, and that imbalance becomes especially evident in symmetrical designs such as matched earring drops or mirrored ring shoulders. These two rubies, by virtue of their comparable internal features and transparency, will behave similarly in faceted light, producing a harmonious paired appearance and reducing the need for compensatory setting techniques to achieve visual parity.
From a cutting and craftsmanship perspective the mixed brilliant cut employed here is chosen to emphasize both fire and color. The brilliant crown facets scatter white light and create scintillation along the pear silhouette, while the stepped pavilion facets control color leakage and reinforce saturation by directing light back up through the table and crown. The two stones show very similar pavilion depths and crown heights, which supports matched optical performance. Calculated depth proportions based on measured dimensions are approximately 60 percent for the 0.49 carat pear and 58 percent for the 0.50 carat pear, numbers which fall within an ideal range for balancing face up size and color saturation in elongated pear forms. The excellent polish noted on each stone preserves facet crispness and ensures minimal light diffusion at facet junctions. For lapidary minded purchasers, these details indicate high quality cutting discipline and a thoughtful approach to maximizing the intrinsic color while maintaining controlled brilliance.
When integrating this pair into jewelry designs the near equivalence in weight and dimensions simplifies the setting process and yields symmetrical results with minimal adjustment. The slight difference in length of 0.34 millimeters is within tolerances that are easily compensated by prong placement or a subtle bezel lip, allowing designers to maintain a mirrored visual axis in drop earrings, mirrored pendant pairs, or paired accents flanking a central stone. The matching clarity grade is particularly beneficial for open back settings and faceted light oriented designs because balanced inclusions cause similar light scattering, preserving uniformity under changing illumination. For metal selection the warm undertone of yellow or rose gold will amplify the pinkish red character and enhance perceived saturation, while white metals can provide contrast and emphasize brilliance and facet contrast. For technical setters we recommend aligning the table orientation and pavilion angle to the same facing for both stones to ensure consistent light dynamics, and to verify seat depth and prong heights with the actual measured depths to avoid introducing tilt that could break the optical symmetry.
Provenance and treatment disclosures are part of the technical narrative that knowledgeable buyers expect, and these rubies are identified as Mozambique origin and heat treated to optimize color and clarity. At The Natural Ruby Company we perform rigorous visual and technical inspections to confirm matching proportions, clarity characteristics, and polish quality prior to offering paired stones for symmetrical applications. The combination of intense pinkish red color, mixed brilliant faceting, very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level, excellent polish, and closely matched dimensions makes this pair an excellent choice for fine matched earring sets, paired accent stones, or custom symmetrical jewelry projects where consistent optical performance is critical. If you would like additional photographs, facet maps, or bespoke setting suggestions based on the exact dimensions of 5.97 by 3.72 by 2.90 millimeters and 5.63 by 3.70 by 2.71 millimeters, our team can provide technical documentation and fitment recommendations to simplify production and ensure the finished piece displays the symmetry and color intensity these rubies are capable of delivering.


























