Emilio Jewelry Certified 5.00 Carat Untreated Pigeons Blood Vivid Red Burma Ruby

From the Museum Vault at Emilio Jewelry vault in New York,

Main stone: 5.00+ carats Pigeon Blood Red OVAL

Setting: 4 fancy-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 0.96 carats, 62 white diamonds totaling approximately 0.89 carats, 16 colorful diamonds totaling approximately 0.72 carats, 4 colorful colorful diamonds totaling approximately 1.14 carats, 18K

Certificate: GRS

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"Myanmar", "Mogok MOGOK" and "pigeon's blood red", when these three words appear side by side, you will immediately know that what they describe is the most rare and magnificent ruby ​​in the world. It is recognized that the best ruby ​​origin in the world is Myanmar aka Burmese Rubies. The most important factor in determining the price of rubies is the color. The most excellent color is called "pigeon's blood." This is a gorgeous and rich color that can be described as a deep red color, which can show the beauty of rubies at a glance. Different from the composition of the crystalline trace elements of rubies from other origins, the ruby ​​from Burma’s "pigeon blood red" has more chromium and less iron in its chemical composition, which produces the phenomenon of red fluorescence under UV light source (both sunlight and most lights). Make the red of the whole body more shining and gorgeous. With its charming luster and fire color, it is a treasure coveted by gem connoisseurs and gem collectors, and one of the most worthy of investment and collection of gems. For pure natural rubies that have not undergone any heat treatment, more than 5 carats are already very precious and rare. For buyers, buying "pigeon's blood red" is not only a long-term investment with heritage value, it is also an exciting treasure hunt to find "pigeon's blood red" such a beautiful and rare gem, with an elegant and exquisite design, it can be described as a rare product.

Please refer to Christie's Hong Kong in November 2017, a 4.01 carat Burmese natural no-roasted pigeon blood red ring, which was sold for NT$63.4 million.

Please refer to Christie's Hong Kong in November 2020, a 5.05 carat Burmese natural no-roasted pigeon blood red diamond ring, which was sold for NT$63.4 million.