PRODUCT NO : 30975

Imperial Flame Unheated Burma Ruby Ring | Emil


Imperial Flame Unheated Burma Ruby Ring | Emil

✨ A legendary Burmese ruby, untouched by heat, destined to be treasured for generations.


Featuring a remarkable 2.72-carat Natural Burma Ruby with an exceptional Purple-Red (Orangy Red) hue, this gemstone remains completely unheated and untreated, preserving its natural beauty and rarity. Accented by 60 natural diamonds totaling 3.60 carats, combining elegant baguette-cut and round brilliant-cut diamonds, this Art Deco-inspired masterpiece radiates extraordinary brilliance. Crafted in 14K Gold (7.97 g) and accompanied by an Emil Certificate, it is a distinguished jewel for serious collectors.


Product Details

  • Natural Burma Ruby
  • Purple-Red (Orangy Red)
  • Unheated – No Treatment
  • Ruby 2.72 ct (1 pc.)
  • Natural Diamonds 3.60 ct (60 pcs.)
  • 14K Gold – 7.97 g
  • Emil Certificate

► Natural Burma Ruby

→ Investment Grade Gemstone

⇒ Art Deco High Jewelry

⇔ Rare Collector's Piece

♦ An exceptional unheated Burmese ruby created for connoisseurs of the world's rarest gemstones.

≈ A masterpiece where rarity meets timeless elegance.


"Own the Fire. Preserve the Legacy."

฿ 129,000
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