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Ruby Rough For Sale

Acquiring Ruby rough requires the expertise of a discerning buyer. Start by focusing on color; Ruby is celebrated for its rich, pigeon blood red hue. Seek rough stones with intense and evenly distributed coloration, free from undesirable zoning or variations. Clarity is vital; prioritize pieces with minimal inclusions for optimal transparency and the gem's characteristic glow. Examine the overall size and shape, as larger pieces often yield larger finished gems. Pay attention to surface features and fractures, as they can impact the stone's usability and value. Understanding the source and any treatments applied is also essential. By considering these factors, you'll secure Ruby rough with the potential to yield exquisite finished gemstones, ideal for high-quality jewelry or collectors' pieces.