Null Ruby, drop, 10.89 carats, treated, provenance: Burma. With AGL certificate

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Ruby, drop, 10.89 carats, treated, provenance: Burma. With AGL certificate

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Ruby, drop, 10.89 carats, treated, provenance: Burma. With AGL certificate

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Starting price 150 GBP

Ruby, 10.1 carats. Treaty. Provenance: Burma (Myanmar). AIG certificate

Starting price 135 GBP

RUBIS - Origin BIRMANIA - 4.10. Carats - RED Color - Oval Cut - 9.79 x 7.42 x 5.88 mm - Filling Treatment - GFCO Certificate (Swiss Laboratory) ADP18564

Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

A BURMA NO HEAT RUBY AND DIAMOND SPRAY BROOCH set with round cut rubies and round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, the rubies all totalling 4.9-5.1 carats, no assay marks, 3.0cm, 12.2g. With a gemmological verbal assessment stating that the rubies are of Burmese (Myanmar) origin with no indication of heat treatment.

Estim. 3 000 - 5 000 EUR

A FINE BURMA NO HEAT RUBY AND DIAMOND RING, 1950S in platinum, set with an oval cabochon ruby of approximately 3.37 carats, the pierced tapering mount accented by single cut diamonds, French import mark, size L / 5.75, 5.4g. With a gemmological verbal assessment stating that the ruby is of Burmese (Mogok) origin with no indication of heat treatment.

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