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2.92 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Ruby Pair from Mozambique
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Stone type: | Ruby | Ruby |
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Item ID: | PR13707 | PR13707 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.26 Width: 5.96 Height: 2.44 | Length: 8.09 Width: 5.96 Height: 2.87 |
Weight: | 1.39 Ct. | 1.53 Ct. |
Color: help | Red | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $19,575 | $19,575 |
This pair of C.Dunaigre certified Vivid Red Pigeons Blood rubies from The Natural Ruby Company presents a rare combination of color purity, natural origin, and lapidary refinement, making them ideal for discerning collectors and designers. The two stones weigh 1.39 carats and 1.53 carats respectively, and are fashioned in an emerald cut to emphasize color saturation and clarity. Their dimensions are 8.26 x 5.96 x 2.44 mm and 8.09 x 5.96 x 2.87 mm, providing a closely matched pair in face up size and profile that is particularly well suited to paired settings. Each stone is graded eye clean when evaluated at eye level, displays vivid color intensity, and has an excellent polish. Importantly for collectors and purists, these rubies show no enhancement, and their documented origin is Mozambique, a source that has in recent years produced rubies with deep, saturated hue and strong market demand.
Color is the primary determinant of ruby value, and these stones exemplify the attributes that educated buyers prioritize. The term Pigeons Blood is used within the trade to indicate an exceptionally pure and vivid red with a subtle blue undertone, and these specimens convey that classic descriptor through both tone and saturation. Vivid intensity means the color is strong without being dark or overly saturated to the point of losing sparkle, which is especially important in an emerald cut where step facets present broad color planes rather than dispersed scintillation. The Mozambique origin further supports the color story, as Mozambican rubies are known for commanding rich red tones comparable to historic sources, and the absence of heat or other enhancements preserves the natural color chemistry of the corundum, which is appealing for long term collectors and investment oriented purchasers.
From a clarity and cut perspective, the emerald cut was chosen to maximize the visual impact of the clean crystal material, offering an elegant, architectural appearance that suits both contemporary and vintage inspired settings. Eye clean clarity evaluated at eye level indicates that inclusions are either absent or sufficiently minute and strategically located so as not to interrupt the visual plane to the unaided eye, a practical advantage for everyday wearable pieces. The excellent polish contributes to crisp facet reflections and a smooth girdle and pavilion interface, which aids in secure setting and consistent light return. The pair is closely matched in dimensions and profile, which makes them particularly versatile for symmetry dependent designs such as matched stud earrings, a mirrored pair in a two stone ring, or twin shoulder stones flanking a larger center gem.
These rubies offer exceptional versatility for a wide range of jewelry creations, from classic stud earrings and refined drop earrings to bespoke rings and sophisticated cufflinks. The emerald cut silhouette reads as refined and modern when set in platinum or white gold, and equally sumptuous when paired with warm yellow or rose gold, where the red will appear more opulent against the contrasting metal. For ring settings, prong or bezel choices will influence perceived depth of color and security, with low bezel profiles protecting the corners while four or six prong mounts allow maximal light and show the stones as vibrant centerpieces. In paired or trilogy designs, their matched dimensions allow seamless integration as side stones or as a symmetrical twin focal point. For design professionals, these rubies provide predictable proportions and stable geometry that simplifies bezel machining and prong planning, and for collectors the natural, unenhanced Mozambique origin confirmed by a respected C.Dunaigre report enhances provenance and long term value. If you would like assistance with custom design suggestions, metal pairing, or lapidary tolerances for mounting, The Natural Ruby Company can provide additional measurements, high resolution imagery, and guidance to ensure these rare Pigeons Blood rubies become the ideal focal point of your next creation.




























