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RUBY

The Eternal Flame: A Deep Dive into the World of Rubies

Rubies stand out among gemstones for their captivating deep red color, symbolizing passion, energy, and love. These exquisite gems are primarily sourced from Myanmar, Thailand, and Mozambique. Known for their vivid red hue, particularly the rare "pigeon’s blood" color, rubies belong to the corundum family and derive their color from chromium. Their rarity and historical significance make rubies one of the most prized gemstones. The finest rubies display vivid red with a blue undertone, contributing to their exceptional allure.

The fascination with rubies spans centuries. In ancient times, they were considered powerful symbols in various cultures. Rubies were known as the "king of precious stones" in Hindu culture, believed to protect wearers from harm. Burmese warriors thought inserting rubies into their skin made them invincible in battle. Rubies were also revered in Asian and European societies, often representing royalty, power, and prosperity. The British crown jewels contain some of the most remarkable rubies, underscoring their long-standing association with prestige and wealth.

Origins, Value, and Durability of Rubies

Rubies are sourced primarily from Myanmar, Thailand, and Mozambique, with each region contributing unique qualities to the gemstone. The rich deposits in these regions have yielded some of the world’s finest rubies, particularly Burmese rubies, prized for their color and clarity. Rubies are not only treasured for their vibrant red hues but also for their hardness, making them highly durable. This combination of beauty, durability, and historical significance defines rubies as timeless gems.

Color and Physical Properties

The value of a ruby is primarily determined by its color. The finest rubies exhibit a rich, vibrant red with slight blue undertones. Clarity also plays a crucial role in their valuation, with clearer rubies commanding higher prices. Inclusions, however, can enhance a ruby’s uniqueness. Rubies, with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, are incredibly durable, making them ideal for daily wear in rings, necklaces, and other jewelry. Their resilience ensures they maintain their beauty for generations.

Ethical Sourcing and Craftsmanship

At Cahero Curated, we are committed to offering rubies that meet high ethical standards. Our rubies are sourced responsibly, focusing on fair labor practices and environmental conservation. Expert gem cutters bring out the best in each ruby by carefully assessing and polishing the stones to enhance their color and brilliance. By prioritizing craftsmanship and ethical sourcing, we ensure that each ruby in our collection represents both beauty and responsibility, offering customers a gem they can cherish with confidence.

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