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PRODUCT DETAIL : Ruby - 2.55 Carats
This splendid African Ruby weighs 2.55 carats (2.83 ratti) in a perfect oval shape with a masterful cut. The gemstone has a hue reminiscent of mesmerising raspberry-red, giving it a vibrant brilliance. The Ruby has a rare near-eye-clean clarity and gleaming lustre, which will leave you in awe of this nature's creation. The awe-inspiring Ruby is accompanied by a GII Gemlab certification.
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Gemstone Ruby
Treatment Unheated and Untreated (No Indications Observed)
CutFaceted
CertificationG.I.I Certified Verify
Return Policy 10 Day Money-Back Returns*
OriginAfrica
ColourPinkish Red
Exact Dimensions9.37x6.90x4.69 mm
Dimension TypeNot Calibrated
Specific Gravity 4
Refractive Index1.760 - 1.770
Weight (carat)2.55
Weight (ratti)2.83
Weight (grams)0.51
ShapeOval
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Shipping Policy
Worldwide Shipping is available.
- 1. Free shipping on orders over INR 5,000 in India.
- 2. COD is available for orders over INR 5,000 in India.
- 3. International Express Shipping takes 4-7 days for delivery.
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Return Policy
- 1. Get 100% moneyback on returning loose gemstones within 10 days for a full refund of the gemstone price.
- 2. Return Shipment is at customer's cost.
- 3. Shipping Charges, GST/VAT and duties are not refundable.
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Payment Method
- 1. Credit Cards: All Visa, MasterCard and American Express Credit Cards are accepted
- 2. Debit Cards (India): All Visa and Maestro Debit Cards are accepted.
- 3. PayPal, Net Banking, Cash Cards
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Africa
Africa, the land of the great wildebeest migration, is famous for its dazzling diamonds, particularly from South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. The continent's vast and diverse landscapes harbor rich mineral deposits. In African cultures, diamonds are often seen as symbols of wealth, love, and endurance. The diamond trade has significantly impacted African economies and societies, contributing both to prosperity and, historically, to conflict.
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