(^^) Feel free to comment! (^^) ☆ Burma (Myanmar), the holy land of gemstones. It is one of the world's most harsh mining sites, with dense jungles shrouded in deep mist and steep cliffs constantly at risk of collapse. In places where mechanization is impossible, the soil is still dug up by hand, and after arduous work, a single crystal finally reveals its form. ☆ This single stone is a 1.13ct natural ruby from Burma, protected from such a harsh environment. Its lineage, certified by the GIA lab, is truly proof of the highest peak in rubies. And Burmese rubies often have stronger fluorescence than those from other origins, and are characterized by emitting a fiery red from within (3rd photo). ☆ The design is also lovely, with a line of round diamonds creating a curve that gently embraces the ruby. By placing the ruby in a modern frame that is not overly ornate, it embodies the adult luxury of incorporating "real red" into everyday wear. ☆ With the spread of the internet, it may seem like there are many, but in reality, beautiful GIA Burmese rubies are on a downward trend. Moreover, individuals that exceed the 1-carat mark are extremely rare. ☆ Finally... Clearly more beautiful than the rough, unheated stones, and often sought after: Minor Residues. This is proof that the heating is limited to the extent that it brings out the natural beauty of the crystal. Thanks to this, the silk ink scatters the light exquisitely, and the soft yet deep "crimson" unique to Burmese rubies powerfully emerges on the décolletage. ☆ Please, inherit it! (^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Ruby 1.13 engraved Natural Diamond 0.06 engraved Top frame material PT900 Top maximum length approx. 27.7mm Top maximum width approx. 8.7mm Chain material PT850 Chain total length approx. 45.0cm (Includes free adjuster) (Chain can be detached) Total weight approx. 6.4g Appraisal report GIA Origin-Burma (Myanmar) Minor Residues