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3.80 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Ruby pair from Burma (Myanmar)
Stone type: | Ruby | Ruby |
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Item ID: | PR6899 | PR6899 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.17 Width: 6.51 Height: 3.71 | Length: 8.95 Width: 6.45 Height: 3.71 |
Weight: | 1.95 Ct. | 1.85 Ct. |
Color: help | Red | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $6,435 | $6,435 |
Ruby, often referred to as "the king of gemstones," has been one of the most coveted and admired gemstones throughout history. Its fiery hue symbolizes passion and love, making it a popular choice for engagement rings and romantic gifts. Prized for its hardness—second only to diamonds—it's also a favorite for pieces of jewelry destined for everyday wear.
This stunning pair of ruby earrings epitomizes luxury and sophistication, with each gemstone featuring standout characteristics that set it apart in the world of fine jewelry. The two rubies are impressively matched in size, shape, and color, a testament to the meticulous selection process. With one at 1.95 carats and the other at 1.85 carats, they are substantial in size without overwhelming.
Cut in an oval shape, these rubies maximize their surface area, displaying their rich, deep red color to full effect. The mixed brilliant cut—a cutting style that combines the techniques of both the step cut and the brilliant cut—optimizes the light return, ensuring that each piece sparkles brilliantly and casts a stunning glow.
Clarity, an important feature when it comes to evaluating gemstones, is also notable in these pieces. Classified as very slightly included, they maintain a clarity level that is excellent for natural rubies, with inclusions that are difficult to see with the naked eye. This adds to the overall high-quality appearance of the gemstones.
The vividness of the rubies' color is one of their most striking aspects. The term "vivid" in gemology refers to the intensity and saturation of the gemstone's hue, and these rubies exhibit a saturation that is vibrant and deeply saturated, making them eye-catching and desirable.
An excellent polish concludes their physical attributes, ensuring that every facet reflects light seamlessly, contributing to their luster and shine.
The origin of these gemstones further elevates their prestige—sourced from the legendary mines of Burma (Myanmar), which are known to produce some of the finest rubies in the world. Burmese rubies are renowned for their 'pigeon's blood' red color, and though not every ruby from the region has this coveted hue, their pedigree is still unquestionable.
The crafting of the earrings designed to hold these magnificent rubies is an exercise in artistry and expertise. Jewelers often opt for precious metals like gold or platinum for the setting, which not only complements the red of the rubies but also provides a secure, durable framework for such precious gemstones. Design elements might include diamonds or other gemstones to frame the rubies, or intricate filigree work that echoes vintage styles or modern, sleek lines for a contemporary look.
Together, the overall aesthetic appeal combines the raw beauty of the individual rubies with a thoughtful design that enhances their natural allure. Whether set in a simple stud or suspended from a delicate drop earring, the rubies' rich color, brilliant cut, and excellent polish are highlighted to create a piece of jewelry that's both breathtaking and timeless, ensuring the wearer will treasure it for years to come.