2 pcs Red Ruby - 1.84 ct - Guild Gem Laboratory - Pair - Pigeon’s Blood
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Description from the seller
Natural Ruby Pair – Burma (Myanmar) – Guild Certified
An attractive matched pair of natural rubies from the legendary deposits of Burma (Myanmar), totaling 1.84 carats (0.85 ct & 0.99 ct). These gemstones display a highly sought-after Vivid Red color and have been awarded the prestigious “Pigeon’s Blood” trade name by Guild Gemological Laboratory.
Expertly fashioned in matching oval modified brilliant cuts, the pair exhibits excellent brightness, strong fluorescence, and a vibrant red appearance. Their closely matched proportions make them particularly suitable for high-end earrings, twin-stone jewelry designs, or as a collectible pair of Burmese rubies.
Originating from Burma, the historic source of some of the world’s most prized rubies, these gemstones combine desirable origin, vivid color, and attractive matching characteristics.
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Additional Information
* Species: Natural Corundum
* Variety: Natural Ruby
* Number of Stones: 2 (Matched Pair)
* Total Weight: 1.84 ct (0.85 ct & 0.99 ct)
* Dimensions:
* 6.24 × 4.62 × 3.38 mm
* 6.16 × 4.52 × 3.50 mm
* Shape: Oval
* Cut: Modified Brilliant
* Clarity: Transparent with natural inclusions typical of natural rubies
* Colour: Vivid Red (“Pigeon’s Blood” trade name by Guild)
* Lustre: Vitreous
* Fluorescence: Strong fluorescence (as stated on report)
* Origin: Burma (Myanmar)
* Treatment: H(1) – Indication of thermal enhancement (heat treatment) with minute residues, as stated on Guild report
* Condition: Excellent overall condition with no visible chips or cracks; suitable for immediate jewelry setting
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Shipping
* Shipped from Thailand via DHL, FedEx, or equivalent international courier
* Secure and trackable packaging
* Item will be shipped in accordance with international shipping regulations
* Import duties, VAT, customs fees, and local taxes, if applicable, are the sole responsibility of the buyer
* Any customs-related delays are beyond the seller’s control
Guild Report No.: 3134795648 included with the lot.
Seller's Story
Verdant Gems is a globally connected gemstone dealer, sourcing natural rubies and fine coloured stones directly from origin. Operating out of Bangkok, we bring unique, high-quality gems to collectors and jewellery lovers worldwide.
Natural Ruby Pair – Burma (Myanmar) – Guild Certified
An attractive matched pair of natural rubies from the legendary deposits of Burma (Myanmar), totaling 1.84 carats (0.85 ct & 0.99 ct). These gemstones display a highly sought-after Vivid Red color and have been awarded the prestigious “Pigeon’s Blood” trade name by Guild Gemological Laboratory.
Expertly fashioned in matching oval modified brilliant cuts, the pair exhibits excellent brightness, strong fluorescence, and a vibrant red appearance. Their closely matched proportions make them particularly suitable for high-end earrings, twin-stone jewelry designs, or as a collectible pair of Burmese rubies.
Originating from Burma, the historic source of some of the world’s most prized rubies, these gemstones combine desirable origin, vivid color, and attractive matching characteristics.
⸻
Additional Information
* Species: Natural Corundum
* Variety: Natural Ruby
* Number of Stones: 2 (Matched Pair)
* Total Weight: 1.84 ct (0.85 ct & 0.99 ct)
* Dimensions:
* 6.24 × 4.62 × 3.38 mm
* 6.16 × 4.52 × 3.50 mm
* Shape: Oval
* Cut: Modified Brilliant
* Clarity: Transparent with natural inclusions typical of natural rubies
* Colour: Vivid Red (“Pigeon’s Blood” trade name by Guild)
* Lustre: Vitreous
* Fluorescence: Strong fluorescence (as stated on report)
* Origin: Burma (Myanmar)
* Treatment: H(1) – Indication of thermal enhancement (heat treatment) with minute residues, as stated on Guild report
* Condition: Excellent overall condition with no visible chips or cracks; suitable for immediate jewelry setting
⸻
Shipping
* Shipped from Thailand via DHL, FedEx, or equivalent international courier
* Secure and trackable packaging
* Item will be shipped in accordance with international shipping regulations
* Import duties, VAT, customs fees, and local taxes, if applicable, are the sole responsibility of the buyer
* Any customs-related delays are beyond the seller’s control
Guild Report No.: 3134795648 included with the lot.
Seller's Story
Verdant Gems is a globally connected gemstone dealer, sourcing natural rubies and fine coloured stones directly from origin. Operating out of Bangkok, we bring unique, high-quality gems to collectors and jewellery lovers worldwide.
Details
Number of stones
2
Lab report number
3134795648
Gemstone type
Ruby
Total carat weight
1.84
Gemstone colour
Red
Optical effect
Fluorescence
Transparency
Transparent
Clarity grade
Slight
Treatment
Heat treatment
Origin as given on certificate
Myanmar/Burma
Laboratory report
Guild Gem Laboratory
Sealed by laboratory
No
Title additional information
Pair - Pigeon’s Blood
Shape
Oval
Cutting style
Modified brilliant cut
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