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Ruby, 3.41ct

Name: Ruby, 3.41ct
Brand: Mined in Burma | Certified by GIA
SKU: 8803052
Price: 29750 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Mined in Burma | Certified by GIA

Listing ID: 8803052

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GEMSTONE & ORIGIN:
Gemstone	Natural Ruby
Origin	Mogok (Burma)

WEIGHT, SHAPE & MEASUREMENTS
Carat Weight	3.41 Carats
Dimensions (L x W x H)	10.23 x 7.55 x 4.57 mm
Shape	Oval
Cutting Style	Faceted

DESCRIPTION:
Color	Velvety Pigeon Blood Red
Clarity	Milky-Transparent (SI2)

TREATMENTS & CERTIFICATION:
Treatments	Not Heated, Treated or Enhanced
Certified By	GIA
Special Remarks	GIA certificate states the color as "pigeon's blood". On our request, the girdle of this gemstone is laser-inscribed by GIA with their logo and the report number. This security feature gives buyers a unique way of linking the GIA report to the physical gemstone.

REFERENCES:
Stone ID	R15368
Listing ID:	8803052

About Rubies

Derived from the Latin word "rubrum" meaning red, Rubies are always associated with shades of this color. It can range from pink to an intense shade of red resembling blood.

Rubies are the gem variety of the mineral Corundum. Red shades of corundum are classified as Rubies while all other shades are classified as Sapphires.

It has a Mohs Hardness of 9 on a scale of 10, which makes it very suitable for daily wear. The Refractive index of rubies ranges from 1.762-1.778.

The most sought-after color in ruby is the Pigeon's Blood Red color. This term represents the finest hue in rubies with a bright and vivid red color.

Gem quality rubies of size greater than 5 carats are extremely rare and can be very expensive. The finest and most expensive rubies come from the Mogok region in Burma. Other notable regions include Vietnam, Mozambique, Madagascar, Tanzania, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, India, Thailand and Sri Lanka.

Other varieties of ruby which hold significance are Trapiche Ruby (with a spoked wheel-like formation) and Star Ruby (displaying a six-rayed star on the surface).