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12.72 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Ruby and Natural Diamond Pave Bracelet, Platinum 950
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Stone type: | Ruby | Natural Diamond |
|---|---|---|
Quantity: | 23 | 46 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.3 Width: 4 Height: 2.4 | Length: 1.3 Width: 1.3 Height: 0.75 |
Total weight: | 12.72 Ct.Tw. | 2.30 Ct.Tw. |
Color: | Red | White |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | N/A |
Color grade | N/A | F |
Clarity: | Very Very Slightly Included | VS1 - Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique | Unknown |
This bracelet features a continuous line of richly colored rubies, each stone set in Platinum 950, selected to present a uniform depth of color and clarity. The gemstones were sourced from artisanal alluvial deposits in northern Mozambique, a region known for producing rubies with a vivid, warm red tone. Small scale miners working along seasonal riverbeds recover the rough material by hand, and our sourcing teams visit these sites to document mining practices, ensure compliance with local regulations, and support fair compensation for the mining communities. The initial selection begins at the mine side, where experienced sorters separate material by hue and clarity, retaining only the parcels that promise the combination of saturated red and internal clarity necessary for a matched bracelet. This ground level involvement allows us to trace the stones back to their source, and to build sustained relationships with the miners and the local cooperatives, which contributes to more consistent quality over time.
Following the mine, the selected rough is transported to established cutting ateliers in Southeast Asia where master lapidaries perform the shaping and faceting that reveal each ruby s inherent brilliance. The stones for this bracelet were cut into small oval proportions, calibrated to tight tolerances so that each link aligns seamlessly along the bracelet s length. In the cutting process the lapidaries balance yield with optical performance, removing inclusions while preserving the rich red saturation that defines the ensemble. Some stones underwent standard, widely accepted enhancement processes to improve clarity and body color, and all such treatments were recorded and disclosed as part of the provenance file. Throughout cutting and sorting, an independent gemologist examined batches under controlled lighting to verify hue, tone, saturation, and overall compatibility, ensuring that the assembled stones would read as a cohesive, elegant strand once set.
Setting and finishing took place in our atelier where skilled jewelers mounted each ruby in Platinum 950, choosing settings that secure the stones while allowing light to penetrate the girdles and reveal internal color. The platinum framework provides durable support and a neutral backdrop that emphasizes the rubies natural warmth, and special attention was paid to the articulation and clasp to ensure both comfort and longevity. After assembly the bracelet underwent a multi stage quality control inspection, including a final gemological review to confirm match and stability, and meticulous polishing to achieve the intended subtle sheen of platinum without diminishing the stones presence. Documentation accompanies the piece on request, summarizing the mine region, the cutting atelier, and the gemologist s observations, providing a transparent record of the bracelet s journey from riverbed to wrist. The resulting bracelet represents a considered balance of geological provenance, artisanal skill, and responsible sourcing practices, presented in a durable Platinum 950 setting that honors the character of each ruby.

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