Pakistan

In Pakistan, there are mainly sapphire deposits, and even blue sapphires has been found in the Pakistani Kashmir region. High-quality rubies also come from the Hunza Valley in northern Pakistan. Emeralds are also found in small deposits in Pakistan, but these are rather insignificant.

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  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    0,955 ct. | V/E
    GLA
    €500.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    0,975 ct. | V/E
    GLA
    €500.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    1,021 ct. | V/E
    GLA
    €500.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    1,463 ct. | VI/C
    GLA
    €1,100.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    1,471 ct. | VI/D
    GLA
    €1,000.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    1,877 ct. | VI/E
    GLA
    €1,200.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    4,452 ct. | VI/E
    GLA
    €3,600.00
  • Purplesapphire

    Purplesapphire

    2,021 ct. | VI/D
    GLA
    €1,250.00
  • Ruby

    Ruby

    5,449 ct. | VI/D
    GLA
    €18,300.00
  • Ruby

    Ruby

    5,670 ct. | VI/D
    GLA
    €19,000.00

Facts

attributes of a ruby

  • Belongs mineralogically to corundum
  • Hardness grade 9
  • Chemical formula: Al2O3
  • Includes only the color red
  • Colored by chromium oxide
  • High density of 3.9 - 4.1

origin

worth knowing

  • Oldest known locality: Burma
  • Was exchanged for emeralds by maharajas
  • The color red is equated with power
  • Assigned to the planet Mars
  • Increases the assertiveness
  • The location Mozambique was discovered only in 2007/08

ruby as investment

  • Highest suitability of all gemstones
  • Rare, strongly increasing in value
  • Stones should have a weight of at least 1 ct
  • Larger stones have higher increase in value
  • Experts reckon with 8% increase in value per year
  • Beautifully sparkling rubies are preferable
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