Certified Unheated 3.63 Carats Burma Cabochon Ruby Diamonds Platinum Yellow Gold

This is a stunning platinum engagement ring from the Art Deco era. The ring is centered with a lovely oval cut AGL certified natural no heat Burmese ruby that weighs 3.63ct. The ruby...

This petit ring has been handcrafted from platinum and has been set with diamonds and a single Burmese ruby. The central 'unheated' ruby is a cabochon cut, four claw set stone weighi...

A beautiful Ring set in Platinum featuring a GIA Certified 1.58 Carat Natural Burmese, Untreated (Unheated) Ruby and 0.62 Carat Diamonds. Rubies are referred to as "Ratnaraj" in Sans...

the 3.63-carat Natural Burma Mogok No Heat Vivid Red GRS Cushion Ruby Ring, a true testament to exquisite craftsmanship and unparalleled beauty. This remar...

GRS 6.50 carat certified oval cut ruby is completely unheated and displays striking, vibrant red color! The ruby is certified by GRS, the premier gemological authority. GRS determine...

A spectacular -and exceedingly rare- certified natural and unheated Burmese ruby weighing just over three carats shines like a beacon from within the four-prong French mounting. Rubies over one carat are rare, and Burmese rubies are the standard against which all others are judged. The magnificent no-heat Burma ruby measures 9.8mm x 8.8mm and weighs 3.02 carats. The platinum band is set with eighteen small, bright, and white diamonds weighing approximately .20 carats. There's a French purity mark on the rear, but the band bears no maker's mark. The GIA classifies rubies as a Type II gemstone, meaning they are expected to contain inclusions. Many are so heavily included that they are opaque. Rubies, like blue sapphires, can also be so saturated -too saturated- that they appear dark. But this stone is bright and lively, a thrilling pinkish-red. The inclusions within this ruby happen to be fascinating and -depending on your taste- uniquely beautiful. It's a prize of a stone. The stone is bright and displays the gorgeous natural crystal structure of the ruby gemstone. I'm a gemologist, so I find the interior of this ruby fascinating and beautiful and unique. I've included an ultra-macro image of the stone, backlit. It's a gorgeous stone. Keep in mind that the dramatic interior of the stone is hugely magnified in the image; on the finger it's just a beautiful ruby, as you can see in the video. I recognise that not everyone is as delighted by the internal crystal structure of gemstones as I am (I'm a gemologist, after all), so I have priced this ring accordingly. It presents a tremendous to acquire an enormous natural and un-heated Burmese ruby ring...