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3.55CT Natural Afghanistan Ruby
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 11.590 x 7.040 x 4.600mm
- Weight (cts)
- 3.550
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Cushion
- Type
- Faceted
- Clarity
- SI
- Colours
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3.55CT Natural Afghanistan Ruby
Weight:(3.55)CT
Stone:(Ruby)
Origin:(Afghanistan)
Afghanistan is also known for producing high-quality ruby stones, with the Badakhshan province being the primary source. Located in the northeastern part of Afghanistan, Badakhshan has been a historical hub for gem mining, particularly for rubies and sapphires. These rubies are famous for their rich red color, often described as "pigeon blood" red, which is considered one of the most prized hues for rubies globally.
The rubies from Afghanistan, especially those from Badakhshan, are typically mined from alluvial deposits in the mountainous regions, where they are often found in rough forms that require skilled cutting and polishing to reveal their full potential. Afghanistan's rubies have a high reputation for their clarity and brilliance, making them highly sought after in the global gemstone market.
Like with other gemstones in Afghanistan, mining rubies has been impacted by political instability and security concerns, but the region continues to be known for its exceptional rubies, which are often used in high-end jewelry. Despite the challenges in the area, the rubies from Badakhshan remain a significant part of Afghanistan's gemstone heritage.
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 11.590 x 7.040 x 4.600 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 3.550
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Cushion
- Type
- Faceted
- Clarity
- SI
- Colours
-
3.55CT Natural Afghanistan Ruby
Weight:(3.55)CT
Stone:(Ruby)
Origin:(Afghanistan)
Afghanistan is also known for producing high-quality ruby stones, with the Badakhshan province being the primary source. Located in the northeastern part of Afghanistan, Badakhshan has been a historical hub for gem mining, particularly for rubies and sapphires. These rubies are famous for their rich red color, often described as "pigeon blood" red, which is considered one of the most prized hues for rubies globally.
The rubies from Afghanistan, especially those from Badakhshan, are typically mined from alluvial deposits in the mountainous regions, where they are often found in rough forms that require skilled cutting and polishing to reveal their full potential. Afghanistan's rubies have a high reputation for their clarity and brilliance, making them highly sought after in the global gemstone market.
Like with other gemstones in Afghanistan, mining rubies has been impacted by political instability and security concerns, but the region continues to be known for its exceptional rubies, which are often used in high-end jewelry. Despite the challenges in the area, the rubies from Badakhshan remain a significant part of Afghanistan's gemstone heritage.
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Arrived today absolutely gorgeous love them thank you.
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superb emerald. everything is perfect. THANKS !!
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superb emerald. everything is perfect. THANKS !!
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