No reserve price - 1 pcs Red Ruby - 1.24 ct - Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)
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Graduate gemmologist from GIA with 20 years jewellery experience, specialising in brand jewellery.
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Natural ruby weighing 1.24 ct, with a single oval mixed-cut stone of vivid red colour, clarity Slight, from Myanmar (Burma), accompanied by GWLAB report 211202261017 confirming natural corundum (ruby) and heating treatment.
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Natural Ruby – 1.24 ct – Myanmar (Burma) – GWLAB Certified
Offered is a beautiful natural ruby displaying an attractive vivid red colour. The gemstone has been fashioned in a classic oval mixed cut, offering excellent brilliance and an elegant appearance suitable for a fine jewellery creation or a gemstone collection.
The ruby is accompanied by a GWLAB Gem Identification & Grading Report, confirming it as Natural Corundum (Ruby) with an origin of Myanmar (Burma).
Gemstone Details
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Ruby
Weight: 1.24 ct
Shape & Cutting Style: Oval Mixed Cut
Measurements: 7.27 × 5.43 × 3.48 mm
Colour: Vivid Red
Colour Coordinates: 29, 0.5, 5.5
Transparency: Transparent
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Quality
Colour: Vivid Red
Polish: Very Good
Symmetry: Very Good
Treatment
Indications of heating (TE), as stated on the accompanying GWLAB certificate.
Certification
Laboratory: GWLAB
Report Number: 211202261017
Original laboratory certificate included.
Condition
Good overall condition with attractive brilliance and lustre.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The gemstone will be carefully packaged and shipped fully insured with tracking.
Natural Ruby – 1.24 ct – Myanmar (Burma) – GWLAB Certified
Offered is a beautiful natural ruby displaying an attractive vivid red colour. The gemstone has been fashioned in a classic oval mixed cut, offering excellent brilliance and an elegant appearance suitable for a fine jewellery creation or a gemstone collection.
The ruby is accompanied by a GWLAB Gem Identification & Grading Report, confirming it as Natural Corundum (Ruby) with an origin of Myanmar (Burma).
Gemstone Details
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Ruby
Weight: 1.24 ct
Shape & Cutting Style: Oval Mixed Cut
Measurements: 7.27 × 5.43 × 3.48 mm
Colour: Vivid Red
Colour Coordinates: 29, 0.5, 5.5
Transparency: Transparent
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Quality
Colour: Vivid Red
Polish: Very Good
Symmetry: Very Good
Treatment
Indications of heating (TE), as stated on the accompanying GWLAB certificate.
Certification
Laboratory: GWLAB
Report Number: 211202261017
Original laboratory certificate included.
Condition
Good overall condition with attractive brilliance and lustre.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The gemstone will be carefully packaged and shipped fully insured with tracking.
Details
Number of stones
1
Lab report number
211202261017
Gemstone type
Ruby
Total carat weight
1.24
Gemstone colour
Red
Cut grade
Very good
Transparency
Transparent
Clarity grade
Slight
Treatment
Heat treatment
Origin as given on certificate
Myanmar/Burma
Laboratory report
Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Shape
Oval
Cutting style
Faceted cut
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