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    Loose Ruby Gemstones

    The magnificent aesthetics of a real ruby represent the ultimate in precious stone collecting, coveted for their intense red hue and exceptional clarity. Our curated collection features only the most valuable, clear rubies - each a genuine one-of-a-kind gem with transparent origin and documented worth.
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    Diamond shape refers to the overall outline and facets of a diamond. It’s a crucial factor that affects a diamond’s brilliance, fire, and scintillation – its ability to reflect light and sparkle.

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    Carat weight

    Diamond weight, also known as carat weight, is a measure of a diamond’s mass. It’s one of the four Cs (carat, cut, clarity, and color) that determine a diamond’s value and price.

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    5.01 carat Vivid red Oval Shape Burma Ruby GRS

    5.01 Vivid red Oval Shape Burma Ruby GRS

    29,310.00$
    0.62 carat Cushion Shape Pair of Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    0.62 Cushion Shape Pair of Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    1,300.00$
    1.82 carat Oval Shape Vivid Deep Red Ruby

    1.82 Oval Shape Vivid Deep Red Ruby

    12,776.00$
    2.64 carat Pear Shape Intense Orange Red Ruby CGL

    2.64 Pear Shape Intense Orange Red Ruby CGL

    18,743.00$
    3.45 carat Oval Shape Burmese Ruby GRS

    3.45 Oval Shape Burmese Ruby GRS

    21,528.00$
    4.02 carat Oval Shape Burmese Ruby GRS

    4.02 Oval Shape Burmese Ruby GRS

    25,085.00$
    1.06 carat Oval Shape Burmese Ruby

    1.06 Oval Shape Burmese Ruby

    2,100.00$
    3.39 carat Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    3.39 Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    49,000.00$
    2.60 carat Oval Shape Thailand Ruby CGL

    2.60 Oval Shape Thailand Ruby CGL

    10,800.00$
    3.82 carat Sugar Loaf Tanzanian Ruby GRS

    3.82 Sugar Loaf Tanzanian Ruby GRS

    7,880.00$
    1.37 carat Oval Shape Tanzanian Ruby GRS

    1.37 Oval Shape Tanzanian Ruby GRS

    3,300.00$
    2.34 carat Oval Shape Burmese Ruby CGL

    2.34 Oval Shape Burmese Ruby CGL

    15,900.00$
    Pair of 5.15 carat Pear Shape Vivid Red Madagascar Ruby

    Pair of 5.15 Pear Shape Vivid Red Madagascar Ruby

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    1.04 carat Cushion Shape Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

    1.04 Cushion Shape Vivid Red Mozambique Ruby

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    1.34 carat Oval Shape Vivid Red Tanzanian Ruby

    1.34 Oval Shape Vivid Red Tanzanian Ruby

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    5.28 carat Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

    5.28 Cushion Shape Mozambique Ruby GRS

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    How do you determine the quality and value of a natural ruby?

    The value of a genuine ruby is primarily determined by the 4Cs: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight, with rich pigeon blood red being the most precious and rare color. GIA certified rubies provide documented worth through independent verification, while flawless or near-flawless specimens command significantly higher prices due to their exceptional purity and natural aesthetic appeal.

    What makes loose ruby gemstones a good investment choice?

    Loose ruby gemstones offer excellent investment potential due to their increasing rarity, consistent value appreciation, and global demand among collectors and investors seeking tangible assets. Purchasing high quality, conflict-free rubies ensures both ethical considerations and long-term worth, as these precious stones typically maintain their value even during economic fluctuations, unlike many other luxury goods.

    How can I tell the difference between natural rubies from different origins?

    Natural rubies from different regions exhibit subtle variations in color saturation, fluorescence, and inclusion characteristics that experts can identify through specialized testing. Burmese rubies are considered the most valuable due to their pure red color without any secondary hues, while Thai rubies often display darker tones and Mozambique rubies may show slight purplish tints – all factors affecting both aesthetic appeal and overall cost of these real gemstones.

    What documents should accompany a high-quality loose ruby when purchasing?

    When buying a premium loose ruby, ensure it comes with a GIA certified authentication report that verifies its natural origin, weight, dimensions, and quality characteristics. Professional documentation should also include transparency about any treatments, origin information proving it’s conflict-free, and a detailed appraisal establishing the genuine stone’s fair market value for insurance and future resale purposes.