1 pcs Red Ruby - 2.20 ct - Guild Gem Laboratory
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Selected by Purificacion Aquino Garcia
Holds a gemmology degree from IGE Madrid and an MBA from University of Santiago de Compostela.
Retail Estimate € 12,000 - € 15,000
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Description from the seller
Exceptional 2.20 ct Natural Pigeon's Blood Ruby – GUILD Certified, Unheated, Mozambique
Offered for auction is a truly rare and investment-grade gemstone: a 2.20 carat faceted natural ruby, accompanied by a full Engagement Report from the prestigious GUILD laboratory (No. 3109969438).
This ruby possesses the most coveted and prestigious color grade in the gemstone world – Pigeon's Blood. Per the certificate, the color is graded as "Vivid to Deep Red," giving it incredible saturation and fire.
The cut is a Cushion Modified Brilliant, which maximizes the gem's brilliance. Its dimensions are 8.12 x 7.29 x 4.61 mm, giving it an excellent presence.
Crucially: The certificate explicitly states "No indication of thermal enhancement." This means the ruby is completely unheated, and its superb color and clarity were not achieved through heat treatment, making it exceptionally rare and valuable to collectors.
This is the perfect centerpiece for a high-end engagement ring or a valuable addition to any collection.
Certified Specifications:
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Natural Ruby
Weight: 2.20 carats
Color: Vivid to Deep Red
Trade Name: Pigeon’s Blood
Shape/Cut: Cushion Modified Brilliant
Dimensions: 8.12 x 7.29 x 4.61 mm
Treatment: Unheated (No indication of thermal enhancement)
Laboratory: GUILD Engagement Report No. 3109969438
The stone is sold exactly as described and certified.
Exceptional 2.20 ct Natural Pigeon's Blood Ruby – GUILD Certified, Unheated, Mozambique
Offered for auction is a truly rare and investment-grade gemstone: a 2.20 carat faceted natural ruby, accompanied by a full Engagement Report from the prestigious GUILD laboratory (No. 3109969438).
This ruby possesses the most coveted and prestigious color grade in the gemstone world – Pigeon's Blood. Per the certificate, the color is graded as "Vivid to Deep Red," giving it incredible saturation and fire.
The cut is a Cushion Modified Brilliant, which maximizes the gem's brilliance. Its dimensions are 8.12 x 7.29 x 4.61 mm, giving it an excellent presence.
Crucially: The certificate explicitly states "No indication of thermal enhancement." This means the ruby is completely unheated, and its superb color and clarity were not achieved through heat treatment, making it exceptionally rare and valuable to collectors.
This is the perfect centerpiece for a high-end engagement ring or a valuable addition to any collection.
Certified Specifications:
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Natural Ruby
Weight: 2.20 carats
Color: Vivid to Deep Red
Trade Name: Pigeon’s Blood
Shape/Cut: Cushion Modified Brilliant
Dimensions: 8.12 x 7.29 x 4.61 mm
Treatment: Unheated (No indication of thermal enhancement)
Laboratory: GUILD Engagement Report No. 3109969438
The stone is sold exactly as described and certified.
Details
Number of stones
1
Lab report number
3109969438
Gemstone type
Ruby
Total carat weight
2.20
Gemstone colour
Red
Transparency
Transparent
Clarity grade
Moderate
Treatment
No evidence of treatment
Origin as given on certificate
No origin given
Laboratory report
Guild Gem Laboratory
Sealed by laboratory
No
Shape
Cushion
Cutting style
Faceted cut
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