How much and what type of inclusions does a 3-carat Unheated Pigeon Blood Mozambique Ruby have?

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  • Опубліковано 21 вер 2021
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    1) How much 3 carats unheated Mozambique Ruby Cost? (min 1:40)
    2) First Microscope - 3.03 carats Oval Ruby (min 4:19)
    3) Second Microscope - 3.06 carats Cushion Ruby (min 5:24)
    In this video, I tried to discuss the thought process we dealers look at in determining the value for a three-carat unheated Mozambique ruby based on 6 criteria's which I call 4Cs + OT. The criteria are Carat Weight, Color, Clarity, Cut, Origin and Treatments.
    The video also provides microscopic videos & images of 'typical' natural inclusions you see inside unheated Mozambique rubies.
    Hope everyone finds this information useful and wish everyone the best of luck with their ruby hunting!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 64

  • @anthonybost8646
    @anthonybost8646 Рік тому +4

    I love your microscope explanation. I would love to see more under the scope to help me better understand what I am seeing . nice work thanks...

  • @dienz1
    @dienz1 2 роки тому +2

    thq for share us the knowledge about this ruby stone ,,i hope u always share other stone ,,like zultanite ?alexandrite ,,thq

  • @gayanperera9405
    @gayanperera9405 Рік тому

    Good video

  • @realstone6728
    @realstone6728 Рік тому

    Very informative video ,, thanks for shearing sir👍

  • @user-tg6kj2oz8p
    @user-tg6kj2oz8p 2 роки тому

    Thanks 👍 a lot. Best regards😊. Keep teaching!

  • @faslurrahman7060
    @faslurrahman7060 2 роки тому

    And good videos

  • @LostWithoutHer
    @LostWithoutHer Рік тому +1

    Your videos are very informative but the audio quality is so low. It sounds like you as you speak, you drift away from the microphone then you get closer to it. I would really enjoy the videos more if the audio was a) consistent volume, b) louder overall. My hearing has been checked, btw and I still have to tell others nearby to be quiet, even if my laptop volume and player volumes are both up. Thanks also for showing an example where double white 'feather' like inclusions parallel to each other are a sign of genuine stone. I've read many different sources that say parallel whisps of white are signs of lab-grown. I was confused until now. Side note: Do similar white parallel inclusions also form in red spinel or only ruby? Thanks.

  • @Urbanreactions55
    @Urbanreactions55 2 роки тому

    Please could do a video on microscope on papraracha Sri lankan gem stone thanks

  • @aonangthailandboattours4757
    @aonangthailandboattours4757 2 роки тому +2

    Nice narrative. It's funny how the four Cs though as the importance order is color, clarity, cut, and carat.... but difficult because each of the four aspects count towards evaluation. However, Carat is usually last thing you look at. Color attracts interest in the potential, clarity refines interest in which exhibits are of most interest, and if already cut, then which of the cut shapes are the most valued, and which of those have the most carats, and least inclusions (that comes under the clarity part). In Thailand we value the Pidgeon Blood but in the West they prefer more the pinkish Mozambique and Madagascar ones. Also Burma are more pink and magenta, than the deep red seen in Thai Rubies, from the iron present in the bang ga cha mines (which are now of course depleted except for tiny pieces only fit for small ear studs). Nice display of inclusions and clouds in this video. I wonder why you do not mention or reveal the matter of the saw markings of the cut, if they are straight parallel, authentic, if curved parallel, then it is synthetic

  • @roseamarin5109
    @roseamarin5109 Рік тому

    Hi sir... I would like to ask you i have a 7 carat ruby pigeon blood. But i can see my ruby has a crack inside it. Can a crack be repaired in stone?

  • @faslurrahman7060
    @faslurrahman7060 2 роки тому

    Can I get the price guide the color wise

  • @user-pr7dn5cw6e

    Today, if we look back the price $ 27000 , is too low , and also top quality Ruby stone over 3 ct , 'become hard to get " .

  • @fizaahmed8429

    Hi do natural rubies have horizontal line in them,,,,,which looks like layer or cracking type,,,,plz reply,,,,,wearing natural ruby with horizontal lines good or bad plz reply me

  • @katnisseverdeeniwontbesile337

    How much would a 10ct ruby unheated be worth? I just inherited it I'm just curious a ball park figure?

  • @user-xi9uh4mg8u
    @user-xi9uh4mg8u Рік тому

    Hi Guptaji, how to find the origin without knowing. eg I got Kashmir Sapphire 16.16 carat but unable to put on Christie for auction as there is lobby that decides the origin, so quite gloomed.

  • @bromeliad6115
    @bromeliad6115 2 роки тому +1

    excellent video, thanks. Were the rubies $27k each?

  • @cloversensereavoxx3017
    @cloversensereavoxx3017 2 роки тому

    Can I ask what is the price for Mozambique unheated pigeon blood clarity SI2 - I1 , under 1 crt ..

  • @NoorNoor-gy9qb
    @NoorNoor-gy9qb 2 роки тому

    شكرا لك هل الفقاعات طبيعية ام صناعية

  • @aung3627
    @aung3627 Рік тому

    လေ့လာကြည်စရာများ

  • @Algoldprospecting
    @Algoldprospecting Рік тому

    Cool. I found some gemstones but not sure what they are