Lead Glass Filled Synthetic Ruby Submitted to GIA for Identification
Gems & Gemology, the quaterly scientific journal of the Gemological Institute of America in its Spring 2021 issue reported the […]
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Prince’s Ruby at the Bowers Museum
Origin of name
The historical “Prince’s Ruby” on display at the Bower’s Museum of Cultural Art at Santa Ana, California, gets its name from Prince Khurram – the third son of Mughal Emperor Jehangir (1605-27) – who ascended the Mughal Throne as Shah Jahaan in 1628, after the death of his
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List of faceted rubies greater than 10-carats in weight
List of gem-quality faceted rubies greater than 10-carats in weight arranged in descending order of weights S/N Name Carat Weight
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J. N. Forster Rubies
Origin of name Two large rubies belonging to the Burmese royal family weighing 37 carats and 47 carats were brought
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Nga Mauk & Kallahpyan Rubies
Origin of name The two rubies “Nga Mauk” and “Kallahpyan” are believed to have originated from the same enormous 560-carat
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Peace Ruby
Origin of name The 42-carat, pigeon’s-blood color, rough ruby was discovered in the Mogok valley on June 30, 1919, just
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Chhatrapati Manik Ruby
Origin of name The “Chhatrapati Manik Ruby” which according to legend is one of the oldest rubies in the world
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Alan Caplan Ruby – Mogok Ruby
Origin of name “Alan Caplan Ruby” also known as the “Mogok Ruby” gets its name from Alan Caplan the famous
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Mandalay Ruby
Origin of name The Mandalay Ruby is a gemstone of Burmese origin, that gets its name from Mandalay, a city
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Star of Bharany Ruby
Origin of name The “Star of Bharany Ruby” gets its name from the previous owners of this rare and unique