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Burma Ruby Ring, Untreated, 13.43 Carats
Exhibiting rich color and remarkable rarity, this magnificent ring centers an exceptional Burma ruby. The 13.53-carat cabochon is reported by the AGL and C. Dunaigre to originate in Burma and lack heat treatment, meaning its mesmerizing, intense red color is entirely natural, making this gem one of nature’s most coveted treasures. The captivating ruby is surrounded by a halo of alternating baguette and round white diamonds, creating a dynamic silhouette with striking architectural contrast.
For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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Burma Ruby Ring, Untreated, 13.43 Carats
Exhibiting rich color and remarkable rarity, this magnificent ring centers an exceptional Burma ruby. The 13.53-carat cabochon is reported by the AGL and C. Dunaigre to originate in Burma and lack heat treatment, meaning its mesmerizing, intense red color is entirely natural, making this gem one of nature’s most coveted treasures. The captivating ruby is surrounded by a halo of alternating baguette and round white diamonds, creating a dynamic silhouette with striking architectural contrast.
For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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Exhibiting rich color and remarkable rarity, this magnificent ring centers an exceptional Burma ruby. The 13.53-carat cabochon is reported by the AGL and C. Dunaigre to originate in Burma and lack heat treatment, meaning its mesmerizing, intense red color is entirely natural, making this gem one of nature’s most coveted treasures. The captivating ruby is surrounded by a halo of alternating baguette and round white diamonds, creating a dynamic silhouette with striking architectural contrast.
For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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For centuries, the legendary ruby deposits of Burma—today known as Myanmar—have yielded the world's most celebrated rubies, revered for their incomparable color and exceptional brilliance. Stones that come from the historic Mogok mines, such as this stunning example, are considered the global benchmark for gemstone perfection. Rubies that remain entirely untreated are increasingly uncommon, as the vast majority on the market today have undergone heat enhancement. The combination of significant size, Burmese origin and natural, unheated condition places this gemstone among the rarest and most desirable examples available. Set in platinum.
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