2.14 "Classic" Mogok Unheated Burma Ruby

Description
Unheated Classic Burma rubies are impossible to find in today's international gem world market. The best available unheated Burmese gems are old stones originally purchased by collectors. The 70% red makes this gem vivid or stoplight red. AGL graded 70% red are considered true "pigeon blood" gems in the market, unlike so many gems with inferior grading labs that call all red stones "pigeon blood." The stone is a perfect 75 tone and never blacks-out and looks vivid red in all lights. Those factors make this stone special. The clarity is MI1-MI2 but the inclusions are hard to see because the stone is so saturated. The stone has typical Burmese cutting. The stone has a high 70% brilliancy. The Total Quality Integration (TQR) is Excellent to Very Good. A serious gemstone for a portfolio or to mount in an upscale jewelry piece.


For more information on this gem, call Robert Genis of National Gemstone at 1-800-458-6453 or email rgenis@preciousgemstones.com. Feel free to call or e-mail for specific quotes.

Specifics

Carat Weight:

2.148

Type & Origin:

"Classic" Burma

Certification:

AGL - January 9, 1999

Shape & Cut:

Cushion

Measurements:

7.39 x 6.25 x 5.16 mm

Color/Tone:

2.5/75

Color Rating/Tone:

2.5/75

Color Scan:

Red 70, Pink/Purple 15, Orange 15

Clarity:

MI1-MI2

Proportions:

Good (5)

Depth:

82.4%

Average Brilliancy:

70%

Finish:

Good (5)

TQIR:

Excellent to Very Good (2.5)

Clarity Enhancement/Treatment:

None

Price:

US$60,000 per carat or $128,400 total including shipping/handling in the United States and the original AGL Colored Stone Grading Report.
 
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