Description
Ruby Burma 1.80 to 1.90mm
Description
These Natural Ruby lot Gemstones Which is Red Colour, it’s Originates From Burma, The Measurements are 1.80 to 1.90mm The Shape and Cut of This Stone is Round Mixed Cut. It’s Graded Translucent and Clarity is Good. This Burma Red Natural Ruby Gem is Available For Ready to Ship. You Can Also Select Certification And Shipment Method As Optional.
Details
| Summary No | ak7945 |
| Species | Natural Ruby |
| Weight | Approx 23 pcs for 1ct |
| Shape/cut | Round Mixed Cut |
| Color | Red |
| Dimension | 1.80 to 1.90mm |
| Clarity | Good |
| Transparency | Translucent |
| Origin | Burma |
| Treatment | Heat |
Ruby Burma 1.80 to 1.90mm
properties Of Ruby
Chemical Composition : Al2O3 + Fe,Ti,Cr [Aluminum Oxide]
Hardness: 9.00Moh
Specific Gravity (Density): 3.99 – 4.10
Refractive Index: 1.760 – 1.772(DR)
About: Ruby Gemstone
Ruby is red to a pinkish-red variety of the Corundum mineral group, Ruby is thus named because of its red colour (Latin-rubber), The name corundum is the Sanskrit word kuruvinda. The red colour variation within each individual deposit, so it not possible to determine the source area from the colour. The designation Burma ruby and esiam ruby is therefore strictly erroneous and refer more to quality than origin. The most desirable colour is the so-called pigeons blood, pure red with a hint of blue provides the colour is chromium, and in the case of brownish tones, iron is present as well. As a rough stone, ruby appears dull and greasy, but, when cut, the lustre can approach that of Diamond. Heat treatment is commonly used to improve the colour. Ruby is the hardest mineral after diamond. However, the hardness varies in different directions. Ruby has no cleavage but has certain preferred directions of parting. Because of brittleness, care must be taken when cutting and setting. Inclusions are common. They are not always indicative of lower quality but shows the difference between a natural and a synthetic stone. The type of inclusion (minerals, growth, structures, canals, or other cavities) often indicates the source area.
Ruby is the best known and most highly valued gemstone and is one of the top four gems (Diamond, Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald) in popularity. This is mostly due to its beauty, intense colour and toughness in jewellery. Ruby may show asterism (seen as star stone) when cutting as the cabochon. With a Mohs hardness of 9.0 and no cleavage, it is a very durable gem for jewellery. Ruby red colour is caused by minor amounts of trivalent Chromium (Cr) replacing Aluminum (Al) in the crystal structure. Pure Cr2O3 occurs in nature as the mineral Eskolaite, which is green.
Ruby is available from many locations around the world. Some of these locations such as Burma, Ceylon, and Madagascar, are well known for their fine Rubies.
