One of a kindPigeon Blood Ruby 0.9ct Pear Cut
- Weight
- 0.9 ct
- Cut
- Pear
- Colour
- Red
- Origin
- Pakistan
- Ships from
- Pakistan
- Treatment
- See listing
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A natural ruby weighing 1 carat cut as a fancy, from Pakistan. Hand-selected for colour and life rather than paper grades. Pigeon blood, a vivid pure red with a faint blue undertone and strong fluorescence, is the benchmark grade.
Certification from GUILD, GRS or SSEF matters most above 1 carat, where price per carat rises steeply. Care. Extremely durable.
Safe for ultrasonic cleaning unless the stone is glass-filled or heavily fractured, glass-filled rubies must only be cleaned with soap and water. Treatment. Heat treatment is near-universal and stable.
Lead-glass filling is a separate, lower-value treatment that must always be disclosed.
Ships from Peshawar, Pakistan. Dispatched within 1–3 working days, tracked and insured. Free worldwide over $500.
Returns. 30 days, unworn and in original packaging. Custom-set jewellery is excluded.
Pigeon blood, a vivid pure red with a faint blue undertone and strong fluorescence, is the benchmark grade. Certification from GUILD, GRS or SSEF matters most above 1 carat, where price per carat rises steeply.
Value is driven by: Colour (pigeon blood premium), treatment status, clarity, size.
Extremely durable. Safe for ultrasonic cleaning unless the stone is glass-filled or heavily fractured, glass-filled rubies must only be cleaned with soap and water.
It describes the top colour grade: a vivid, saturated pure red with a slight blue secondary hue and strong red fluorescence under daylight. The term is applied by laboratories such as GUILD and GRS and carries a substantial price premium.
Yes. Heat treatment mimics geological conditions, is permanent and stable, and applies to the large majority of rubies on the market. Unheated stones of good colour command a significant premium.
Low-grade corundum whose fractures have been filled with lead glass to improve apparent clarity. It is a legitimate product when disclosed, but it is far less valuable and less durable than heated ruby, and it cannot be cleaned ultrasonically or resized with heat.
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