The color of fine burmese rubies comes a result of two factors.
Burmese ruby under a microscope.
Originating from the country of burma now known as myanmar burmese rubies have long been considered the most prized rubies by jewelers and collectors.
A natural burma ruby is much more worthy than the treated one.
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A ruby is a pink to blood red coloured gemstone a variety of the mineral corundum aluminium oxide other varieties of gem quality corundum are called sapphires ruby is one of the traditional cardinal gems together with amethyst sapphire emerald and diamond.
May 12 2017 every gemstone has its own unique properties.
Most burmese rubies have a bluish red body color which gives the stones a saturated vivid appearance.
Despite its name this type of ruby doesn t have to actually come from burma although most of them do.
Ruby under a microscope gives you a hands on look at ruby s core using extensive diagrams and thorough explanations to show you how ruby is implemented no c skills required.
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Burmese ruby under a microscope.
A gemologist s guide by richard hughes the first factor is a combination of the slightly bluish red body color of the gemstone and the purer red fluorescent emission which work together to give the gemstone its high intensity color.
Rare natural pigeon blood burmese ruby.
The color of a ruby is due to the element chromium.
Burma ruby is the rarest and most valuable member of the corundum family.
These are called new burma rubies.
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According to ruby sapphire.
Burma rubies also known as burmese rubies are the most preferred type of ruby due to their coloring.
Observation under a binocular microscope is a crucial step in gem identification without which a gemologist will not be able to confidently give a conclusion to the gem s identity whether natural or synthetic treated or imitation.
One such property is its internal characteristics.
An illustrated guide to ruby internals pdf.
The difference between the two varieties is apparent under a microscope but not with a naked eye.
Like diamonds rubies are now more commonly created in laboratories and can be.
Couple this with the natural red fluorescence of the gemstone and these rubies obtain a rich highly intense infusion of color.
