Ruby's Most Expensive in the World, at a fantastic price
Pigeon blood Burmase Rubies are some of the most valuable gemstones in the world. These types of rubies also sometimes come with a dark blue undertone, which can be canceled out with yellow gold. The term “pigeon blood” comes from traditional Burmese folklore.
The most expensive colored gemstones that have been sold at auction are Rubies, which is known as "the Sunrise Rubies". Burmase Rubies sells for $ 30 million, or just over $ 1 million per carat, a benchmark usually achieved with the rarest and most extraordinary colored Diamonds. This Rubies weighs 25.59 carats which is an amazing size that is very rare for caliber stones. The single stone set a new auction record across the board when it was sold at Sotheby's Geneva in May, including record prices for Rubies prices, a record per carat for Rubies, and the price of Cartier jewelry. even getting rid of the Jade Hutton-Mdivani Bead Necklace which previously held a record price for Cartier jewelry.
The most expensive colored gemstones that have been sold at auction are Rubies, which is known as "the Sunrise Rubies". Burmase Rubies sells for $ 30 million, or just over $ 1 million per carat, a benchmark usually achieved with the rarest and most extraordinary colored Diamonds. This Rubies weighs 25.59 carats which is an amazing size that is very rare for caliber stones. The single stone set a new auction record across the board when it was sold at Sotheby's Geneva in May, including record prices for Rubies prices, a record per carat for Rubies, and the price of Cartier jewelry. even getting rid of the Jade Hutton-Mdivani Bead Necklace which previously held a record price for Cartier jewelry.
The auction notes lately seem to be short-lived placeholders for stone or the next most expensive majestic gem. Rubies Sunrise outperformed Rubies Graff for the price and price per carat for Rubies set by Graff six months earlier in November. The 8.62 carat Rubies Burma mounted on a ring by Graff sells for $ 8,600,410 at Sotheby's Geneva, about $ 2,200 in shame at a value of $ 1 million per carat. Because these two back-to-back records prove, the price of the best quality rubies will continue to increase. In fact, six of the ten most expensive rubies sold at auction in the past year and a half.
Rubies that take sky high numbers like that come from the famous Mogok deposit in Burma and show clear but saturated colors called "pigeon blood" blood. Large specimens from the Mogok mine with this rare hue are very rare, just as the prices reached at the auction show. Even smaller rubies, below 10 carats, are certified as pigeon red red stones from Mogok, which are just as scarce. For example, the laboratory report of the Swiss Institute of Gemmology SSEF which is recorded in the 10.10 carat ruby from Mogok is considered pigeon red blood: "Natural gemstones from Burma of this size and quality are very rare and thus can be considered true natural treasures."
There are several factors that can contribute to the high price of Rubies. One is of course the size, and the second is clearly an extraordinary stone color. Add the fact that the stone is natural, untouched, and shows impressive quality and we have discussed a collection and collection of cash. Then you have an origin factor. Rubies originating from the Mogok deposit in Burma tend to get the highest amount because the red color is clear and saturated.
Rubies that take sky high numbers like that come from the famous Mogok deposit in Burma and show clear but saturated colors called "pigeon blood" blood. Large specimens from the Mogok mine with this rare hue are very rare, just as the prices reached at the auction show. Even smaller rubies, below 10 carats, are certified as pigeon red red stones from Mogok, which are just as scarce. For example, the laboratory report of the Swiss Institute of Gemmology SSEF which is recorded in the 10.10 carat ruby from Mogok is considered pigeon red blood: "Natural gemstones from Burma of this size and quality are very rare and thus can be considered true natural treasures."
There are several factors that can contribute to the high price of Rubies. One is of course the size, and the second is clearly an extraordinary stone color. Add the fact that the stone is natural, untouched, and shows impressive quality and we have discussed a collection and collection of cash. Then you have an origin factor. Rubies originating from the Mogok deposit in Burma tend to get the highest amount because the red color is clear and saturated.
