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Burmese Rubies
“The great value of rubies is mentioned in the Bible. Ruby mining was recorded in the sixth century AD at Mogok, Burma (Myanmar)… The rare and valued ‘pigeon’s blood’ variety now mined in Burma was previously called ‘blood drops from the heart of Mother Earth’ by the Burmese.” (Cally Oldershaw, Guide to Gems, 2003)
List of currently available Burmese Rubies from Ideal Canadian:
Burmese Sapphires
“While the Burma ruby is famed throughout the world as the finest of its kind, the Burma sapphire has been ignominiously, but unjustly, dismissed as of poor quality. In actual fact nowhere in the world are such superb sapphires produced as in Burma.” (G.F. Herbert Smith, Gemstones, 1972)
List of currently available Burmese Sapphires from Ideal Canadian:
Burmese Jades (Jadeite)
“Gold may have a price, but jade is priceless.” (Chinese Proverb)
“Jadeite… first introduced from Burma (Myanmar) in the 16th century… is rarer variety, also most highly prized, largely because of its better coloration. When it is found in a rich emerald green color, it is known as imperial jade, and is the most highly prized.” (Cally Oldershaw, Guide to Gems, 2003)
List of currently available Burmese Jades from Ideal Canadian:
We can provide certificates from American Gemological Laboratories (AGL), Gubelin Gem Lab (GGL), Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF) or GemResearch Swisslab (GRS) for every gemstone, once after making the final deal.
If you need more information, please contact us.
“The great value of rubies is mentioned in the Bible. Ruby mining was recorded in the sixth century AD at Mogok, Burma (Myanmar)… The rare and valued ‘pigeon’s blood’ variety now mined in Burma was previously called ‘blood drops from the heart of Mother Earth’ by the Burmese.” (Cally Oldershaw, Guide to Gems, 2003)
List of currently available Burmese Rubies from Ideal Canadian:
- 5.28ct Untreated Mogok Ruby (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- Rubies (64 pieces) in Necklace and Bracelet (Click here for picture 1 and picture 2)
- 8.09ct Untreated Mogok Ruby Matched Pair ((Click here for picture and certificate)
- Pink Ruby in the Ring (Click here for picture and certificate)
- Untreated Mogok Ruby in the ring (Click here for picture and certificate)
- 1.69ct Untreated Mogok Ruby (Click here for certificate)
- 3.76ct Untreated Mogok Ruby (Click here for picture and certificate)
Burmese Sapphires
“While the Burma ruby is famed throughout the world as the finest of its kind, the Burma sapphire has been ignominiously, but unjustly, dismissed as of poor quality. In actual fact nowhere in the world are such superb sapphires produced as in Burma.” (G.F. Herbert Smith, Gemstones, 1972)
List of currently available Burmese Sapphires from Ideal Canadian:
- Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphires in Earring (Click here for picture and certificate)
- 4.94ct Untreated Mogok Pink Sapphire (Click here for certificate)
- 5.52ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- 6.69ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- 7.33ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- 7.75ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- 20ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire in Pendant (Click here for certificate)
- 25.22ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
- 31ct Untreated Mogok Blue Sapphire (Click here for pictures and certificate)
Burmese Jades (Jadeite)
“Gold may have a price, but jade is priceless.” (Chinese Proverb)
“Jadeite… first introduced from Burma (Myanmar) in the 16th century… is rarer variety, also most highly prized, largely because of its better coloration. When it is found in a rich emerald green color, it is known as imperial jade, and is the most highly prized.” (Cally Oldershaw, Guide to Gems, 2003)
List of currently available Burmese Jades from Ideal Canadian:
- Untreated Oval Burmese Jadeite (Click here for picture and certificate)
- Untreated Round Burmese Jadeite (Click here for picture and certificate)
We can provide certificates from American Gemological Laboratories (AGL), Gubelin Gem Lab (GGL), Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF) or GemResearch Swisslab (GRS) for every gemstone, once after making the final deal.
If you need more information, please contact us.
