Ruby
In the late 19th century, corundum — ruby and sapphire — became one of the first gemstones created in laboratories to have the size and quality suitable for jewelry use. This Art Deco-style yellow gold ring, featuring a 6-ct synthetic ruby, is over 85 years old. Photo courtesy of liveauctioneers.com and Ultramax Auctions.
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Credit: Ultramax Auctions
Gemstone | Ruby, Corundum |
Natural or man made | Lab-made |
Carat Weight | 6 |
Jewelry type | Ring |
Gem State | Faceted |
Color | Red |
Transparency | Transparent |