AN UNMOUNTED PIGEON'S BLOOD BURMESE RUBY pear cut, 2.61 carats. Accompanied by a…

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AN UNMOUNTED PIGEON'S BLOOD BURMESE RUBY pear cut, 2.61 carats. Accompanied by a gemmological report from GIA stating that the ruby is of Pigeon's blood colour, Burmese (Myanmar) origin and shows indications of heat treatment.

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AN UNMOUNTED PIGEON'S BLOOD BURMESE RUBY pear cut, 2.61 carats. Accompanied by a gemmological report from GIA stating that the ruby is of Pigeon's blood colour, Burmese (Myanmar) origin and shows indications of heat treatment.

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Estim. 2 600 - 2 800 GBP

Jewelry. Jewel: Oval-cut ruby, unmounted, +/- 2.01 carats. An ALGT certificate stating "Birman chauffé" is attached.

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RING. 18 kt white gold centered with 3.09 ct cushion-cut "Pigeon Blood Red" (Prob. Thailand, Siam) ruby, no indication of heat treatment, embellished with baguette-cut and brilliant diamonds surround totaling approx. 2.10 ct, accompanied by gemological certificate of 2022, GFCO, Tramelan, Switzerland. 7.00 g; size 14.

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A BURMESE RUBY AND DIAMOND RING set with a row of alternating cushion cut rubies and baguette cut diamonds, accented by round brilliant and single cut diamonds, no assay marks, size N1/2 / 7, 5.3g. Accompanied by a gemmological report stating that the rubies are of Burmese (Myanmar) origin. The central stone shows indications of heat treatment, the two side stones are unheated.

Estim. 5 000 - 6 000 GBP

Ring in 18K (750°/00) white gold set with an oval-cut ruby weighing approx. 3.02 cts (with a 2011 Carat Gem Lab certificate, indicating origin in Burma, pigeon's blood type). The ring body is composed of two twisted wires, one of which is set with round brilliant-cut diamonds. Finger size: 56. Gross weight: 5.10 g.

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